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llms.txt generator
Give AI tools a short, clear map of your site: who you are, what you offer, and which pages to read first. Fill in the form and get a file that follows the llms.txt format.
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llms.txt generator
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Three steps
How it works
Add your site name and a one or two sentence summary.
Group your most useful pages into sections, with a short note on each.
Copy or download the file and publish it at yoursite.com/llms.txt.
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What llms.txt is and how to write a good one
What llms.txt is
llms.txt is a proposed standard: a Markdown file at the root of your site that gives AI tools a curated summary and a list of the pages worth reading. Web pages are full of navigation, scripts, and layout; llms.txt hands an AI tool the short version.
It's an open proposal, not an official rule from any AI company, and no major AI search engine has said it ranks or cites sites because of it. Treat it as cheap, low-risk housekeeping that helps tools and agents that do read it, not a ranking lever.
The format
The parts go in this order. Only the first is required.
- An H1 with your site or product name.
- A blockquote with a short summary.
- Optional paragraphs with more detail. No headings here.
- H2 sections, each a list of links written as [name](url): notes.
- An optional section titled Optional for secondary links tools can skip when they need a shorter context.
What makes a useful file
Write the summary the way you'd want an AI answer to describe you. Pick your best pages rather than every page: product, pricing, documentation, key guides, and policies. A short note on each link tells a tool when to read it.
Questions, answered
What people ask before they use the llms.txt generator.
A Markdown file at yoursite.com/llms.txt that summarizes your site and lists the pages AI tools should read. It follows an open proposal published at llmstxt.org.
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