Enter your website. We read your sitemap and your page titles, then write a draft llms.txt you can check, copy and publish.
Free, no email needed. We read your sitemap and up to 24 of your public pages. Fair use: up to 10 drafts an hour.
llms.txtYour site
Your draft lists your site’s main pages by section, each with its title and its own description, in the shape llmstxt.org proposes.
This is an example llms.txt for a fictional bakery. Enter your own site above to get yours.
Edit it here, then copy it or download the file.
Before you publish
An llms.txt is one small signal. The AEO Score checks the rest of what AI search reads on a page, free and in seconds.
How it works
We read the sitemap your robots.txt lists, or the usual places for one. Without a sitemap, we use the links on your homepage.
Language copies, tag and author archives, files and pages with a query are left out, so the list stays short.
Pages are grouped by the first part of their address, the biggest sections first. Legal pages go under Optional.
We read the title and meta description of up to 24 pages, your homepage first. The rest are named from their address.
Edit it on the page, then copy or download it. Nothing is published for you, and the draft is not saved.
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A proposed plain text file at the root of a website that gives AI models a short guide to the site: its name, one line on what it does, and its key pages with a line on each. It is a community proposal, not an official standard.
AI companies have not all confirmed that they read it. Treat it as a small extra that is quick to add. Pages that answer a question clearly matter more.
At the root of your site, so it opens at yourdomain.com/llms.txt, as a plain text file. On Webflow, WordPress or most hosts, that means uploading it as a file at the root, or asking whoever runs your site.
To keep the check quick and polite, we read up to 24 pages, your homepage first. Pages we did not read are named from their address, and the result tells you how many, so you know which lines to check.
No. We read your public pages, write the draft and send it back, and the draft is not saved. We do not ask for your email. For the fair use limit, your IP address may be kept for up to two hours.
Yes. No account and no email. Fair use is up to 10 drafts an hour.
Scope, cost, and timeline, mapped with you.
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