.docx.xlsx.zip
Hundreds of contracts,
generated from one template.
Stop duplicating Word files and find-replacing names. Upload your template once, load a spreadsheet with your data, and download a ZIP with every personalized contract — ready to send.
- Free to try
- No credit card
- Keeps your formatting
This Agreement is made between {{client}} and {{creator}}.
Fee {{fee}} · due {{date}}
10+ hrs
Saved per batch
Unlimited
Contracts per upload
100%
Your template, untouched
The workflow
Four steps, one ZIP
Upload your template
Bring your existing .docx. Add {{variable}} placeholders wherever you'd normally hand-edit.
Load your Excel sheet
One row per contract. Each column becomes data that fills your template.
Map & preview
Match each placeholder to a column and preview a real contract before you generate.
Download the ZIP
Every contract personalized, named, and ready to send for signature.
Who it's for
Anyone sending the same contract, many times
A common use case is influencer contract templates — generating personalized agreements for a whole roster of creators at once.
- Marketing agencies running campaigns at scale
- Freelancers and studios onboarding clients
- HR teams issuing offer letters and agreements
- Operations teams handling vendor or NDA batches
By hand vs. in bulk
One wrong paste shouldn't reach a signed contract.
Manually duplicating a Word file for every contract is slow and error-prone. Mail merge helps with simple letters, but it mangles real contract formatting and hands you a single merged blob instead of one clean document per person.
- One personalized .docx per row — not a single merged blob.
- Your clauses and formatting stay exactly as you wrote them.
- No copy-paste typos reaching signed documents.
- Hours per batch back for actual work.
Learn more
Guides & resources
Templates
Influencer contract templates
What an influencer agreement needs and how to personalize it at scale.
Read moreUse case
Influencer contracts for agencies
Generate a personalized agreement for every creator on your roster in one batch.
Read moreUse case
Bulk NDA generator
Generate a personalized non-disclosure agreement for every signer from one template.
Read moreTemplates
Freelance contract templates
One template, every client filled in — generate an agreement for each in a batch.
Read moreTemplates
UGC creator agreement template
Lock down usage rights and whitelisting, then generate one agreement per creator.
Read moreTemplates
TikTok creator contract template
Cover duets, stitches, and repurposing rights, then generate one contract per creator.
Read moreTemplates
Instagram creator contract template
Handle Reels, feed exclusivity, and usage rights across your whole creator roster.
Read moreGuide
Generate contracts from Excel
Turn a spreadsheet and a Word template into hundreds of finished contracts.
Read moreGuide
What to include in an influencer contract
Every clause that matters, with a copy-ready checklist.
Read moreGuide
Add placeholders to a Word template
Mark up your .docx so the parts that change get filled in for you.
Read moreGuide
Personalize a contract for each person automatically
Stop editing one document at a time — personalize from a list instead.
Read moreGuide
Best ways to generate documents in bulk (2026)
The approaches that actually scale, and how to choose between them.
Read moreCompare
Easy Contracts vs. Docupilot, Documint & Portant
How the bulk document tools differ, and which fits contracts from Excel.
Read moreStop copy-pasting. Start generating.
Upload your template once and generate every contract, for every batch. Free to try, no credit card required.
Questions
Frequently asked
- What file formats do I need?
- A Microsoft Word (.docx) template with {{variable}} placeholders, plus an Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file with one row per contract. You download the results as .docx files in a ZIP.
- How many contracts can I generate at once?
- As many as you have rows in your Excel file. Upload once and generate hundreds of personalized contracts in a single batch.
- Do I need to change my existing contract template?
- No. Keep your existing Word document and clauses — just replace the parts that change per contract (names, fees, dates) with {{placeholders}}. Easy Contracts never alters your legal text.