llms.txt Generator
Generate a properly formatted llms.txt file for your domain — the emerging standard that tells LLMs what to index, what to skip, and how to attribute your content.
Upload the generated file to yourdomain.com/llms.txt
About this tool
What is llms.txt?
llms.txt is an emerging file standard (similar to robots.txt) that gives large language models explicit guidance about your site. You place it at yourdomain.com/llms.txt. It tells AI systems what your site is about, what content to prioritize, what URLs to skip, and how to attribute your content. Platforms that read it can index your site more accurately.
Does llms.txt actually affect AI citations?
It's an emerging standard — not all AI platforms read it yet, but adoption is growing. Early adoption puts you ahead of competitors who haven't implemented it. It also serves as a clear signal of your site's intent and authoritative content, even when parsed as plain text by AI systems.
Where do I put the llms.txt file?
Place it at the root of your domain: https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt — the same location pattern as robots.txt and sitemap.xml. It must be publicly accessible via HTTPS with a plain text content type.
What format does llms.txt use?
llms.txt uses Markdown format. The file starts with a # H1 heading (your site name), followed by a brief description, then sections using ## H2 headings for different content categories. Each section lists URLs with optional descriptions in Markdown link format.
Should llms.txt replace robots.txt?
No — they're complementary. robots.txt controls which bots can crawl which URLs. llms.txt guides what AI systems should prioritize and how to understand your content. Use both: robots.txt to ensure AI crawlers have access, and llms.txt to guide what they do with that access.