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Viral Giveaway Rules Generator

Generate legal-style rules for social media giveaways. Free online giveaway rule maker. No signup, 100% private, browser-based.

1. Follow Creator brand 2. Like this post 3. Comment with Product or topic 4. Tag 2 friends 5. Giveaway ends on 2026-03-24

How it works

Giveaways with unclear rules get reported, removed by platform moderation, or trigger legal liability in jurisdictions that classify prize promotions as lotteries. The Viral Giveaway Rules Generator produces a complete, platform-compliant giveaway post + official rules text from your inputs — covering the entry method, eligibility, prize description, winner selection, and required legal disclosures.

Sections generated: 1. Giveaway post caption: attention-grabbing opening, entry instructions (follow + comment + tag, or any combination), deadline, and hashtag 2. Official rules document: legal language covering no purchase necessary, eligibility (age, country), entry method, odds of winning, prize description and ARV (approximate retail value), winner selection method, prize acceptance, liability release, sponsor details 3. Platform compliance notes: Instagram and Facebook require a disclosure that the promotion is not sponsored or administered by the platform — this is auto-included 4. Winner announcement template: DM template and public announcement post template

How to use: 1. Enter the giveaway prize name and value. 2. Set the entry method: follow + comment, follow + tag-a-friend, or comment only. 3. Set start and end dates. 4. Enter your handle, country/state, and age restriction. 5. Both the post caption and official rules are generated — copy each section separately.

Legal note: giveaways may be subject to promotional prize regulations in your jurisdiction. The generated rules provide a standard template; review with a legal professional for high-value prizes (over $500) or multi-country promotions.

Privacy: all generation runs in the browser. No data is transmitted.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Instagram allow giveaways on the platform?
Yes, but with conditions. Instagram's Promotion Guidelines require that any giveaway include: a statement that the promotion is not sponsored or administered by Instagram, clear eligibility requirements, a precise entry start and end date, and a description of the prize. Giveaways that ask users to 'share to your feed for extra entries' or 'tag this photo for entries' violate Instagram's terms — only actions on the hosting account's own content (like, comment, follow) are compliant entry methods.
Do I need a purchase necessary / no purchase necessary statement?
Yes, in the United States and Canada. Laws in most US states and Canadian provinces require that sweepstakes (chance-based giveaways) include a 'No purchase necessary to enter or win' statement, as purchase requirements for entry create an illegal lottery structure. The generated official rules template includes this statement. Skill-based contests (where entries are judged, not randomly drawn) have different requirements — consult a local attorney if running high-value contest prizes.
How do I select a winner fairly and document it?
For Instagram giveaways, the most auditable methods are: (1) export your comments to a spreadsheet, assign each valid entry a number, and use a random number generator (like Random.org); (2) use a dedicated giveaway tool (Gleam, Rafflecopter, or Woobox) that imports comments and draws randomly with an audit log. Document the winner selection with a screenshot or screen recording — this protects you if a non-winner claims the drawing was rigged.
How soon should I announce the winner after the giveaway closes?
Announce within 48–72 hours of the closing date. Delayed winner announcements erode audience trust and reduce participation in future giveaways. DM the winner first to confirm eligibility and get their delivery information, then announce publicly with their permission ('Congratulations to @username!'). If the winner doesn't respond within 48 hours, select an alternate winner — document this in your rules.