Generate an llms.txt for your site
Enter a URL and get a spec-style llms.txt and llms-full.txt content map for AI models, with deployment instructions. Free, no signup.
Free. We discover your key pages and build a spec-style llms.txt + llms-full.txt.
What you get
A clean content map, generated from your live site
Spec-style llms.txt
Site name, summary, and sectioned links — the clean Markdown map models can read.
llms-full.txt
A companion file with fuller descriptions for models that prefer inline content.
Semantic grouping
Your pages grouped into logical sections (Guides, Docs, API) instead of a flat list.
Page discovery
We crawl up to 20 of your key pages and read their titles and descriptions.
Deploy instructions
Exact steps to put the files at your root so they resolve at /llms.txt.
Honest framing
We tell you what the emerging convention does and doesn't do — no overclaiming.
Guides & articles
Source-grounded, no invented stats
llms.txt: The Complete Guide to Generating a Content Map for AI Models
What llms.txt is, the exact format, how to generate and structure one, how it differs from robots.txt and sitemaps, and an honest read on whether it actually helps AI visibility.
Read the complete guidellms.txt vs llms-full.txt: What's the Difference and When to Use Each
llms.txt is a concise link map; llms-full.txt inlines fuller content for one-fetch ingestion. Here's how they differ, how to generate both, and which sites benefit from the larger file.
ReadHow-ToHow to Write an llms.txt File: Format, Examples and Common Mistakes
A step-by-step guide to writing a spec-compliant llms.txt: the required H1, optional summary, H2 link sections, and the formatting mistakes that make the file useless to models.
ReadUse Casellms.txt for Documentation Sites: Why Docs Benefit Most and How to Maintain It
Documentation and developer-tool sites are the strongest fit for llms.txt. Here's why, how to structure the file for docs, and how to keep it in sync as your docs change.
ReadWhat is llms.txt?
llms.txt is a community-proposed Markdown file at your site root (/llms.txt) that gives AI models a clean, curated map of your most important content — a site name, a short summary, and sections of links with one-line descriptions. A companion llms-full.txt can inline fuller content. It was proposed by Jeremy Howard in 2024 and remains an unofficial convention, not a W3C or IETF standard.
How do you create one?
List the pages you most want a model to understand, write an H1 site name and a one-sentence summary, then group the links into sections (Guides, Docs, API) with a short description per link. Place the file at your root so it resolves at /llms.txt, and optionally publish llms-full.txt with fuller content. Or paste your URL into the generator and it builds both for you.
Frequently asked questions
Does llms.txt improve AI visibility?
There's no public, controlled evidence that publishing llms.txt measurably increases AI citations, and engine support is inconsistent and undocumented. Treat it as low-risk hygiene rather than a ranking lever — and fix crawl access and rendering first, since those are the gating factors.
Who benefits most from llms.txt?
Documentation-heavy sites with many sections, frequently changing content, or API references benefit most, because the file can point models at canonical, versioned pages. For a small marketing site the upside is modest, though it's still cheap to maintain.
Reviewed June 2026 · llms.txt Generator Editorial
llms.txt is low-risk hygiene, not a magic lever. We'll generate a clean one — and tell you honestly that access and rendering matter more.
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