Create an llms.txt file that guides AI engines to your most authoritative content. Fill in the form, preview the output, and copy or download the file ready to deploy.
List your most important pages. Include pillar pages, guides, and key service pages.
# Your Site Name > Your site description goes here. ## Key pages - [Page Title](https://example.com/page/)
Check an existing llms.txt file by entering a URL (the tool will fetch it) or paste the content directly.
llms.txt is a plain text file placed at /llms.txt on your domain that helps AI language models understand your site's structure, purpose, and most important content. It uses simple Markdown formatting with a name, description, and list of key pages.
Think of it as a curated table of contents that you control. Rather than letting AI engines guess which of your pages are most authoritative by crawling everything, llms.txt lets you explicitly point them to the pages that best represent your expertise.
Start with a level-one heading using # followed by your site name, then a blockquote using > with a one-sentence description of what your site covers.
Under a ## Key pages heading, list your most important pages using Markdown link format. Include descriptive page titles that reflect the content, not generic labels like "Page 1".
You can optionally add ## About for brand context, ## Blocked paths for paths AI should skip, and ## Contact for brand contact information.
Upload the file to your domain root so it is accessible at https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt. Serve it as plain text with Content-Type: text/plain.
The complete format is:
# Your Site Name > One sentence describing what your site covers and who it serves. ## Key pages - [Homepage](https://example.com/) - [About Us](https://example.com/about/) - [Main Guide](https://example.com/guide/) - [Services](https://example.com/services/) ## About Optional paragraph with more context about your organisation, expertise, and the topics you cover. ## Blocked paths - /admin/ - /internal/ - /staging/