llms.txt generator.
Enter your website address. The tool explores your pages and produces the llms.txt file to drop at the root: a table of contents written for AI assistants, which read HTML badly and guess the rest.
What’s it for?
When ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity mention a company, they rely on whatever they managed to read from its site. An llms.txt hands them the list of your pages and what is on them, in plain text, with no menus or scripts in the way.
- Your important pages, described by you rather than guessed.
- The llmstxt.org format, readable by a human and by a machine.
- Your existing texts are reused as they are, never rewritten for no reason.
Exploring your site. Sitemap, pages, titles and descriptions: give it about twenty seconds.
Read the file, then drop it at the root of your site: example.com/llms.txt. It must be served as plain text. It is a table of contents, not a guarantee: no assistant is obliged to read it, but those that do will quote what you wrote instead of what they guessed.