Generate an llms.txt file from your site: a short markdown summary with your key pages, so language models and answer engines understand what you offer.
How to use the llms.txt generator
- Enter your site URL.
- Review the generated title, summary and page sections.
- Edit it, then serve it at /llms.txt.
What goes in llms.txt
An H1 with the site name, a one-paragraph summary in a blockquote, then sections of links to your most useful pages (docs, pricing, features), each with a short description.
How the draft is built
We read your home page for the name (from og:site_name or the title) and the summary (from the meta description). Pages come from your first sitemap, or from internal links on the home page if there is no sitemap. Up to 60 unique pages are grouped by the first part of their path: pricing and plans under Product, docs and guides under Docs, blog posts under Blog, about and contact under Company, legal pages under Optional, and the rest under Pages. Each section keeps up to 20 links. Link names come from the URL, so /pricing becomes "Pricing". The line above the editor says how many pages it drew from.
Editing the draft
Rewrite the summary so it says plainly what the product does and for whom; that sentence is what models will repeat. Rename links with real page names and add ": short description" after the important ones. Remove thin pages, tag archives and duplicates. Keep the Optional section for pages a model can skip. If the draft has very few pages, your sitemap is probably missing or blocked, so check it with the sitemap checker. Then validate the finished file with the llms.txt validator.