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  llms.txt Generator

Hand AI systems the welcome pack.

llms.txt is a curated map of your site for language models and AI agents — the ten pages that matter, with one-line descriptions, in a format they digest in one fetch. Build yours here in a couple of minutes: no signup, and nothing you type leaves this browser tab.

№ 01 — Your site

The header every reader sees first.

№ 02 — Section

Curate, don't dump — your ten pages that matter, not every URL.

Output · upload to yourdomain.com/llms.txt

Add your site name, URL and a one-line summary — the file builds itself as you type.

Questions

Asked a lot

The honest version — including who doesn't read the file. For the full picture, the guide what is llms.txt? goes deeper.

  • № 01

    Do I actually need an llms.txt file?

    Need is too strong — nothing penalises a site without one. It's twenty minutes of optionality: near-zero cost now, immediate value for the AI agents and tools that already fetch it, and a head start if the big engines adopt it. Do it after your pages are worth mapping, not instead of making them so.

  • № 02

    Where do I upload the file?

    At your site root, so it resolves at yourdomain.com/llms.txt — the same convention as robots.txt. Subfolders don't work; tools look in exactly one place. It's served as plain text, so any host that can serve a static file can serve this.

  • № 03

    Does Google read llms.txt?

    No — Google has said Search and AI Overviews don't use it, and Googlers have compared it to the old keywords meta tag. What reads it today is the long tail: agent frameworks, AI browsers and research tools. Write it for those readers and treat any engine adoption as a bonus.

  • № 04

    What's the difference from a sitemap?

    A sitemap is exhaustive and for crawlers — every URL, no opinions. llms.txt is selective and for language models — your best pages, each with a one-line description of what a reader gets. Keep both; they do different jobs.