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llms.txt Generator

Build a spec-compliant llms.txt file that gives ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity a clean map of your site — with live validation and instant preview. Nothing is uploaded.

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Each section becomes an H2 with a list of links. Use "Optional" as a heading for secondary links per the spec.

          

Why this llms.txt generator is different

Most generators just fill a template. This one keeps you spec-compliant and lets you edit what you already have.

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Follows the real llmstxt.org spec

H1 name, blockquote summary, context paragraph, then H2 sections with markdown links — in the order the specification defines.

Live validation

Flags missing required fields, duplicate URLs, relative links that should be absolute, and empty sections as you type.

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Marketing fluff detector

Catches promotional words like "revolutionary" or "industry-leading" that add noise instead of signal for a model.

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Import and edit existing files

Paste a current llms.txt and it's parsed back into editable fields — no rebuilding from scratch.

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Reserved "Optional" section support

Mark secondary links the way the spec intends, so models can skip them under tight context limits.

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100% client-side

Your site structure and content never leave your browser.

Frequently asked questions

What is llms.txt?
llms.txt is a plain-text Markdown file placed at your site's root (yoursite.com/llms.txt) that gives AI systems like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity a clean, curated summary of your site and links to its most important resources, without the HTML, navigation, and ads a normal page contains.
Where does robots.txt end and llms.txt begin?
Robots.txt tells crawlers what they are and are not allowed to request. llms.txt does the opposite job: it tells AI systems what your site is about and points them to the content you most want them to read. One restricts access, the other provides curated signal.
Is llms.txt an official web standard?
Not yet in the way robots.txt or sitemap.xml are. It was proposed by Jeremy Howard of Answer.AI in September 2024 and has seen adoption from companies like Anthropic, Mintlify, and Vercel, but it isn't governed by a body like the IETF or W3C, and not every AI system commits to reading it.
Can I import my existing llms.txt to edit it here?
Yes. Paste your current file into the Import tab and this tool will parse it back into the name, summary, context, and sections fields so you can edit and regenerate it without starting from scratch.
What should I avoid putting in my llms.txt?
Avoid marketing language like "revolutionary" or "industry-leading" — factual, specific descriptions are more useful to a model than promotional phrasing. Also avoid linking to pages that are noindexed or blocked in robots.txt, since that sends a contradictory signal.

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