Free llms.txt Generator
Build a spec-compliant llms.txt — a short Markdown index of what your site is and which pages matter. It is optional: Google says no AI-specific file is needed and no major AI search engine documents reading one, but it is genuinely handy for AI coding agents and documentation tools. Fill in the fields and copy the result.
# Your Site Name ## Key pages - [Home](https://example.com/)
Save as llms.txt in your site root — a short, curated index of your site in Markdown. Optional and unscored: it does not control crawler access, and no major AI search engine documents reading it.
Deciding which AI crawlers may fetch your pages is a different job, and it belongs in robots.txt — the file crawlers actually read. An llms.txt cannot allow or block anything.
New to llms.txt? Read what llms.txt is, and what the evidence says about who reads it.
# Example Co > Free AI-powered SEO audit tool that scores your site and shows you exactly what to fix. Example Co helps marketers and developers run fast, actionable SEO audits and track improvements over time. ## Key pages - [Home](https://example.com/): Overview of what we do and how to get started. - [Pricing](https://example.com/pricing): Plans, features, and limits. - [Docs](https://example.com/docs): Guides, API reference, and how-tos. - [Blog](https://example.com/blog): SEO tips and product updates.
What is llms.txt?
llms.txt is a community proposal: a Markdown file at your site root giving language models a concise, curated overview of your site — what it is, what it offers, and which pages matter most. It is not an access-control file and it is not a standard any search engine has adopted.
Be clear about what it does and doesn’t do
We’d rather you add one knowing the evidence than on a promise we can’t keep. A 2026 Ahrefs study of server logs found 97% of llms.txt files received no requests at all, and Google’s own AI optimization guide states no AI-specific file is needed. No major AI search engine documents reading one. That is why our audit lists llms.txt as optional and does not score it.
Where it does earn its place: AI coding agents and documentation sites, where a curated, Markdown index of your docs is genuinely useful to a tool a developer points at your site. If that describes you, it costs a few minutes and is worth having.
How to use it
- Generate the file above and save it as
llms.txt. - Upload it to your site root so it’s reachable at
https://yoursite.com/llms.txt. - Keep the summary tight and list only your most important pages.
- If you want to control which AI crawlers may fetch your pages, edit your robots.txt instead — that is the file crawlers read.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I put the llms.txt file once I generate it?
Save the generated text as a plain file named llms.txt and upload it to the root of your domain, so it loads at https://yoursite.com/llms.txt. The root is where the proposal puts it, the same way robots.txt lives at the root — though unlike robots.txt, no crawler is obliged to look for it.
What should I include in the summary and key pages?
Keep the one-line summary to a single clear sentence describing what your site is, then list only the pages that matter most, such as your homepage, main product or service pages, pricing, and documentation. A short, curated list is more useful than dumping every URL — but only to a tool that actually fetches the file, such as an AI coding agent or documentation tool pointed at your site. No major AI search engine has committed to reading llms.txt, and a 2026 Ahrefs study of server logs found 97% of these files were never requested at all, so a curated list is not a way to get cited.
Is llms.txt an official standard, and will it improve my rankings?
No on both counts. It is a community proposal, not a standard any search engine has adopted, and it does not affect your Google rankings. Google’s AI optimization guide says no AI-specific file is needed, and a 2026 Ahrefs study of server logs found 97% of llms.txt files were never requested at all. We do not score it in our audit. It is still worth having if AI coding agents or documentation tools are pointed at your site, because a curated Markdown index is useful to them.
How is llms.txt different from robots.txt or a sitemap?
robots.txt tells crawlers which paths they may access, and an XML sitemap lists URLs for indexing. llms.txt is written in Markdown for humans and language models to read, focusing on context and meaning rather than access rules or a full URL inventory. They serve different purposes, so you can use all three together.
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