llms.txt generator
We crawl your public pages and draft a Markdown fact sheet for AI crawlers — brand summary, key facts and the pages that matter. Review it before publishing.
Crawling takes 20–60 seconds. Rate-limited to a few runs per 10 minutes to keep it free.
What is llms.txt?
llms.txt is a Markdown file placed at your domain root that tells AI crawlers — GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and others — who you are, what you offer and which pages matter most. Think of it as a fact sheet written in your own words: when an answer engine assembles a response about your category, this file is one of the few sources it can quote with confidence.
Unlike robots.txt, which only controls access, llms.txt supplies content. It does not replace your pages; it gives AI a verified summary to check them against.
Why it matters for AI visibility
- Accuracy — AI engines hallucinate less about your pricing, product scope and positioning when you state the facts yourself.
- Citations — a clear, crawlable fact sheet makes your domain easier to cite as a source, and citations drive the most qualified traffic from AI answers.
- Control — without it, models reconstruct your business from whatever fragments they find, including outdated or third-party pages.
How this generator works
We crawl your publicly reachable pages — the same content any search engine or AI crawler can see — and extract your brand summary, key offerings, contact signals and most important URLs. The draft is assembled into the standard llms.txt structure: a short overview, core facts, and a curated link list.
Always review the output before publishing. You know your business better than any crawler; treat the draft as a starting point, correct anything that is off, and keep it updated as your site changes. Our step-by-step llms.txt guide covers hosting, content-type headers and crawler allowlists in detail.
Frequently asked questions
Is llms.txt an official standard? It is a community convention, not a ratified standard, but the major AI crawlers already look for it — and it costs nothing to publish.
Where exactly does the file go? At the domain root, so https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt serves it directly, ideally as text/plain or text/markdown.
Will it hurt my SEO? No. It is plain Markdown, invisible to normal visitors, and ignored by anything that does not look for it.
How often should I update it? Whenever your positioning, pricing or key pages change. An inaccurate fact sheet is worse than none — AI engines treat it as your own statement.