LLMs TXT Generator

The LLMs TXT Generator helps site owners create a clear machine readable policy file called llms txt. This file can be served from the site root to communicate how AI systems and model crawlers should interact with your content. It provides a structured way to declare rules for common AI agents, allow or disallow paths, note crawl delays, and state training consent or restrictions. The tool outputs a well formatted text file that you can place at yourdomain dot com slash llms dot txt.

Why it matters

Many organizations want transparency and control over how automated AI systems access and use website content. While adoption varies across providers, a consistent txt policy can reduce confusion, support compliance programs, and make your intentions clear. This generator focuses on clarity, minimalism, and broad compatibility by using simple directive lines, readable comments, and per agent sections.

How the generator works

1. Enter your domain, organization, and contact endpoint.

2. Choose a global policy. You can allow or disallow by default, set training allowed on or off, and add sitemap links.

3. Add one or more agent rules. For each agent you can set allow or disallow defaults, include specific path lines, and choose a crawl delay.

4. Click Generate to preview a final llms txt.

5. Copy, print, or download the file as llms txt. A small branded link is embedded in the PDF export footer only.

All processing occurs in the browser. No uploads, no server calls, and no tracking. The output uses plain text without special symbols so it is easy to read and version control.

Recommended placement

Serve the file at the top level as
yourdomain dot com slash llms dot txt
Use standard caching headers and update the Last updated line whenever you change your policy. If you have multiple language sites, keep the file in English to ensure machine readability.

Good practices

Keep rules simple. Provide a global section for User agent star and only add specific overrides where needed. Pair the file with a public facing policy page that explains the intent in human readable language and link that page in the Contact or Policy lines. When unsure, prefer an allow by default with explicit disallow paths for private sections, exports, or user content areas.

Disclaimer

This tool provides a policy text generator for convenience. It does not enforce behavior. Different AI agents may interpret directives differently. Always consult legal counsel for binding policy language.

Uncommon FAQs

Q. Is llms txt an official standard
A. Different providers recognize different approaches. This file is a simple, vendor neutral way to declare intent in a txt format.

Q. Does this replace robots txt
A. No. Keep robots txt for web crawlers. llms txt is a separate file to speak directly to AI systems.

Q. Where should I host the file
A. At the site root. Example yourdomain dot com slash llms dot txt.

Q. Can I block training but still allow crawling
A. Yes. You can set training allowed false and still allow read access for limited purposes.

Q. What if agents ignore my file
A. This file communicates intent but cannot force behavior. Combine with technical controls and clear terms.

Q. How often should I update the file
A. Update whenever your policy changes. Include a timestamp in the header.