Fill in your details and get a clean llms.txt to publish at your site root — it tells AI crawlers what you do and which pages matter.
# Your Brand ## Preferences - AI assistants and answer engines are welcome to reference this content and cite the source.
Save this as llms.txt at the root of your site (e.g. acmeoutdoors.com/llms.txt).
Fill in your brand, domain, a short summary and your key pages, and the generator produces a ready-to-publish llms.txt — a concise, machine-readable summary of your site for AI models, similar in spirit to robots.txt but aimed at large language models rather than search crawlers. Copy it to your site root at yourdomain.com/llms.txt.
llms.txt is an emerging, voluntary standard — not every engine reads it yet — but it is low-effort and gives AI a clean pointer to your best pages. Treat it as one input among several: pair it with allowing AI crawlers in robots.txt and adding structured data, and it becomes part of a coherent AI-readability setup.
llms.txt is a plain-text file at the root of your site that tells AI models and answer engines what your site is about and which pages matter most — a concise, machine-readable summary, similar in spirit to robots.txt but for large language models.
At the root of your domain, so it lives at yourbrand.com/llms.txt. Some teams also add an expanded llms-full.txt with more detail.
It is an emerging, voluntary standard — not every engine reads it yet. But it is low-effort, gives AI a clean summary of your best pages, and pairs well with allowing AI crawlers and adding structured data. Think of it as one input among several, not a silver bullet.
No. robots.txt controls which crawlers may access your pages; llms.txt describes your content for language models. They complement each other — use our Robots.txt checker to confirm AI crawlers are allowed too.
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