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Generate an llms.txt for your website in 1 minute

llms.txt is a declaration file that helps AI (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity) quickly understand what your website contains and which pages matter. Fill in the form below, get a standard file - upload it to your website root and you are done.

Pick the 5-15 most valuable pages: home, services, pricing, pillar articles.

Fill in the form on the left and your llms.txt will appear here...

How to use: place the file at your website's root directory (https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt). Verify after uploading with the SEO + GEO Audit. Read more: what llms.txt is and why your website should have one.

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Quick Q&A - Frequently asked questions

What is llms.txt and do you need one?

TL;DR: llms.txt is a plain-text file at your website root that lists the important content for AI crawlers to read - like robots.txt, but written for ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity. Proposed as a community standard in 2024, it costs nearly nothing to create and helps AI describe your brand accurately. This tool generates the file in 1 minute and runs 100% in your browser - nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Is llms.txt required?

No, and it is not an official standard yet - it is a 2024 community proposal that some AI crawlers consult. Creating one costs close to zero, so it is worth doing: worst case nobody reads it, best case AI grasps your content structure correctly.

Where do I put the generated file?

At the domain root, reachable at yourdomain.com/llms.txt - the same level as robots.txt and sitemap.xml. After downloading, upload it to your hosting or commit it to your repo and deploy like any static file.

What should I list in llms.txt?

Your website's name and a short description, then the most important pages with a one-line description each: homepage, services, pillar articles. Prioritize content you want AI to cite; skip technical or duplicate pages.