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Free llms.txt generator

Turn your site into a map agents can use.

Choose the pages that matter. Get two editable drafts grounded in your live content, with every source visible.

No signupUp to 10 pagesNothing saved

We will find up to 10 public pages. You choose what belongs in the files.

No account. No saved crawl. Your drafts stay in this browser.

From crawl to draft

A first draft you can explain.

Every generated entry comes from a page you selected. Nothing is hidden behind an opaque score, and every line stays editable.

  1. 01

    Find

    Read the homepage and identify up to 10 useful pages on the same site.

  2. 02

    Choose

    Keep the authoritative sources. Remove anything that does not belong.

  3. 03

    Publish

    Edit, copy, and download both drafts when the content feels right.

Two files, two jobs

Keep the index concise. Keep the context close.

/llms.txt

The map

A compact project name, summary, and curated links to the pages an agent should read next.

/llms-full.txt

The optional context

A convenient complete context bundle. Useful in some workflows, but not part of the normative version 2 proposal.

Before you publish

Review the details that make it trustworthy.

What will the generator crawl?

It reads the homepage, finds up to 10 pages on the same site, and asks you to choose the sources. Only selected pages are fetched for the final files.

Can I edit the generated files?

Yes. Both drafts are editable in the browser before you copy or download them. Review titles, descriptions, links, and section choices before publishing.

Is llms-full.txt required?

No. llms-full.txt is a useful ecosystem convention, but the current version 2 proposal does not define or require it. The generator includes it as an optional convenience.

Where should I publish the files?

Most sites publish llms.txt at the root, such as example.com/llms.txt. Version 2 also allows a file under a subpath when it describes that part of a site.