LLMs.txt Generator
Generate a concise Markdown overview with the site summary, usage guidance, and curated links expected by the llms.txt proposal.
Compose your llms.txt file
Add guidance and pages one at a time. No special syntax or bulk text formatting is required.
One concise paragraph describing the site, audience, and purpose.
Important guidance
Add one instruction per row.
Key pages
Required. Primary product, company, or pricing pages.
Documentation and content
Guides, API references, and authoritative resources.
Optional pages
Secondary resources that may be skipped for shorter context.
/llms.txt preview
Markdown · plain text · root path
Your llms.txt will appear here
Publish the generated file at /llms.txt. It complements robots.txt and sitemap.xml.
How it works
A useful answer in three steps.
The tool keeps the workflow short while preserving the context you need to act on the result.
- 1
Describe the site and add its most useful primary, documentation, and optional links.
- 2
We validate and format the content in the proposed llms.txt Markdown order.
- 3
Copy or download the file, then publish it at your site's /llms.txt path.
When to use it
Built for everyday search work.
Documentation sites
Point assistants toward quick starts, concepts, API references, and clean Markdown sources.
Product websites
Summarize the company and curate the product, pricing, support, and policy pages that matter.
Content libraries
Provide a compact map of authoritative guides while marking secondary resources as optional.
Frequently asked questions
Quick context for using the tool and interpreting its output.
Is llms.txt an official web standard?+
No. It is an open proposal, not an IETF or W3C standard, and adoption does not guarantee that an AI system will read or use the file.
Where should I publish the file?+
Publish the plain-text Markdown file at the root path /llms.txt, served with a successful HTTP response and a text/plain or text/markdown content type.
Does llms.txt replace robots.txt or sitemap.xml?+
No. robots.txt communicates crawl access and sitemap.xml lists indexable URLs. llms.txt provides a curated, contextual guide and should coexist with them.