The form loads with example placeholders. Replace every name, description, and URL with accurate information about your own site. Optional scanning discovers same-origin pages via HTTP fetch; it does not run JavaScript or invent copy for you.
Optional: discover same-origin pages via the homepage, robots.txt, and sitemaps. Scanning uses WebFixer’s secure server fetcher with strict limits. It does not run JavaScript or follow external links.
The H1 is your site or project name. The optional blockquote is a short summary (Markdown blockquote syntax in the output).
Each section becomes an H2 heading followed by Markdown links. Use absolute http(s) URLs only; paths and query strings are preserved.
Use this for lower-priority links you still want to list, clearly separated from primary sections.
Links in the optional section
Structure: one H1, optional blockquote, H2 sections, then - [label](url): description lines. Copy or download when ready to upload as /llms.txt on your site.
llms.txt is a proposed convention for pointing AI tools at helpful resources. It is not a formal web standard, and publishing a file does not guarantee how models crawl, cite, or rank your content.
llms.txt is a proposed convention: a Markdown file at /llms.txt that summarises your site and links to key resources for humans and AI tools. It is not a formal web standard, not a Google ranking signal, and not a guarantee of AI citations or traffic.
- [Label](https://example.com/page): description# Example Docs > Public documentation and API reference for Example Ltd. ## Guides - [Getting started](https://docs.example.com/start): Setup for new projects. - [API reference](https://docs.example.com/api): HTTP endpoints and auth. ## Optional resources - [Status page](https://status.example.com/): Uptime history.
Replace placeholder text with real names, descriptions and absolute URLs. The preview updates as you type. Only http:// and https:// links are accepted; unsafe schemes are rejected.
The scanner calls WebFixer's server API to fetch same-origin pages. It:
robots.txt for disallow rules and may fetch up to 6 sitemap documents (with URL limits).Upload the file as plain Markdown/text at https://yourdomain/llms.txt without redirecting to login. Run the SEO audit to see whether the file is reachable, looks like text, or redirects away (for example to a sign-in page).
| File | Role |
|---|---|
| robots.txt | Crawl hints for bots; machine-oriented directives. |
| XML sitemap | URL discovery list for search engines. |
| llms.txt | Human-readable summary and curated links for documentation-style discovery. |
| Normal web pages | Authoritative content; llms.txt should link to them, not replace them. |
No guarantee any AI product reads llms.txt. Scanner coverage is limited by robots rules, sitemap size caps, and the page fetch limit. Generator and scan do not verify that linked pages stay up to date.
Accurate links and descriptions matter more than length. Pair llms.txt with robots.txt and sitemaps for crawl discovery.
Use plain language descriptions you stand behind. Do not claim pages exist unless the URL is real and under your control.
This generator accepts only http(s) URLs. Relative links and unsafe schemes such as javascript: are rejected.
After upload, run the free SEO audit to review llms.txt structure, links, and related discovery files.
Build robots.txt and XML sitemaps with the same browser-only workflow, then audit everything together.
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