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You can make a legally valid Will online anywhere in Australia. It must be in writing and signed in front of two witnesses under your state's rules. A Will Hero online Will is a flat $99, works in every state and territory, and takes about 15–25 minutes.

Last updated 10 July 2026 · Reviewed by Will Hero's Wills & Estates specialists.

Creating your Will online in Australia is simple, affordable and legally valid when it's signed and witnessed the way your state requires. Will Hero guides you step-by-step with state-specific templates, a visual view of your wishes, and a specialist review before you print and sign — most people finish in 15–25 minutes for a flat $99.

Important: Will laws in Australia are set at the state and territory level. This page provides a national overview only. To ensure your Will is legally valid where you live, you must follow the rules of your specific state or territory. Select your state below to access detailed guidance for your state.

Single, no dependants, or unsure if you still need a Will? Read Do I need a Will if I'm single in Australia?—how intestacy works and why backups often matter.

Choosing between an online Will and a lawyer, or wondering if Will Hero suits you? See online Will vs lawyer and who Will Hero is best for.

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What is an online Will?

An online Will is a legally valid Will you create yourself using a guided online platform, instead of visiting a lawyer or filling in a paper kit. You answer plain-English questions about your family, assets and wishes, and the platform builds your Will using wording that meets Australian legal requirements. When it's ready you print it and sign it in front of witnesses. An online Will is legally identical to one a solicitor drafts — it just costs less and takes minutes, not weeks. It suits most straightforward and moderately complex estates; very complex situations (business structures, disputes, tax planning) may still need a solicitor — see online Will vs lawyer.

How to make a Will online in Australia

To make a Will online in Australia you choose your state, answer guided questions, review your Will, have it checked for errors, then print and sign it in front of witnesses. With Will Hero the steps are:

  1. Choose your state — for templates and witnessing rules that match where you live.
  2. Answer guided questions — about your people, assets and wishes, in plain English.
  3. See it build visually — review your decisions in real time before finalising.
  4. Specialist review — every Will is checked for potential errors before you print.
  5. Print and sign — download instantly or have a printed signing kit mailed to you.
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Are online Wills legal in Australia?

Yes — an online Will is legal in every Australian state and territory, as long as it's in writing, signed by you, and witnessed correctly for your state. The law doesn't care whether your Will was made on a platform, written by a lawyer, or handwritten — it must meet the same core requirements: you're 18 or over and of sound mind, the Will is in writing, and you sign it in the presence of two witnesses (who can witness varies by state). Will Hero builds your Will to your state's rules and gives you clear signing instructions. Learn more: is an online Will legal in Australia?

How much does an online Will cost?

A Will Hero online Will is a flat $99 for an individual — no subscription, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. That includes specialist review, free registered-post delivery with a signing kit, and 12 months of updates. For comparison, a solicitor-drafted Will usually costs a few hundred dollars; a paper will kit is cheaper but gives no guidance or review; and public trustees prepare Wills cheaply or free but usually only by appointment (only State Trustees Victoria offers a genuine self-serve online Will). See full pricing.

Online Will vs will kit, lawyer or public trustee

An online Will is the middle ground: cheaper and faster than a lawyer, but with the guidance and error-checking a paper kit doesn't give you. Which option is right depends on your estate and budget — we compare them in detail here: online Will vs lawyer, public trustee & State Trustees Wills vs Will Hero, and online Wills vs will kits.

What you can include in your online Will

With Will Hero you can appoint executors and backups, name guardians for children and pets, leave specific and charitable gifts, divide your residuary estate, and add conditional or backup provisions. Tools like the Visual Will, scenario testing and Review My Will help you see and check your choices before you sign.

Over the coming decades, trillions of dollars will pass between generations in Australia — see Australia's Great Wealth Transfer for why a valid Will matters more than ever.

Start Your Will Online by State

Ready to start? Will laws differ by state, so choose yours below for the exact witnessing rules and to begin your Will. Looking for a city page (for example, Melbourne, Sydney, or Perth)? Choose your state here first — city pages follow the same state rules. Or browse our Areas We Serve page for city-specific pages.

Will Hero provides state-specific online will creation pages with comprehensive guidance and state compliance. Whether you need to make a Will in Western Australia, create an online Will in Victoria, make a Will in Queensland, create an online Will in New South Wales, make a Will in South Australia, create an online Will in the ACT, make a Will in Tasmania, or create an online Will in the Northern Territory, our platform guides you through every step.

Why State-Specific Wills Matter in Australia

While the core requirements for a valid Will are similar across Australia, each state and territory has unique legal requirements that can affect your Will's validity. Select your state above to see the specific requirements that apply to you.

Witnessing Requirements

Each state has different witnessing rules (number of witnesses, who can witness, physical vs. remote presence). Your state's page provides the exact requirements that apply to you.

Executor Qualifications

Executor requirements vary by state. Your state's page details who can serve as an executor where you live.

Intestacy Rules

If you die without a Will, each state has different intestacy rules that determine how your estate is distributed. Your state page explains the specific rules that would apply. Learn what happens if you die without a Will in Australia.

Legal Provisions

Some states have unique legal provisions that affect how Wills are created and executed. Your state's page covers all the provisions relevant to your location.

Why Choose Will Hero for Your State-Compliant Will

Each Australian state has different legal requirements for Wills. Will Hero provides templates and guidance tailored to your state to ensure your Will is legally valid where you live. View your state's requirements to see how we ensure compliance with your local laws and help you create a legally valid Will.

How It Works

Creating your online Will with Will Hero is straightforward and visual. The process involves preparing your Will, testing different scenarios, and submitting for professional review. The exact steps and legal requirements depend on your state and are explained in detail on your state's page. Learn more about our complete process or view instructions for your state.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Online Wills in Australia

Ready to Start Your Will Online?

The first step is selecting your state or territory above to access guidance tailored to your state and ensure your Will meets all local requirements. Once you've chosen your state, you'll find detailed information about creating your Will, including pricing, process, and legal requirements where you live. View pricing details or learn how it works.
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