LLMs.txt Generator

Create an llms.txt file that gives AI assistants and LLM-based tools a clean, curated map of your site. Write a short summary, group your key pages into sections, or import them straight from your sitemap.

Last updated: October 24, 2026

How to use the LLMs.txt Generator

1. Enter your site name and summary: one or two sentences that tell a language model what the site or project is.
2. Add sections such as Docs, Guides or Products, each with links, short titles and an optional description after the colon.
3. Import from your sitemap to save time: paste sitemap.xml or a list of URLs, set exclusions, and links are grouped by folder.
4. Trim and edit: keep the most useful pages and move nice-to-have links into the Optional section.
5. Download llms.txt and upload it to the root of your site so it loads at https://example.com/llms.txt.

llms.txt structure

The llms.txt proposal defines a small Markdown file served at /llms.txt. Its parts must appear in this order:

Example llms.txt

# Acme Analytics

> Acme Analytics is a privacy-friendly web analytics platform.

## Docs

- [Quickstart](https://example.com/docs/quickstart): Add the script and see your first visit
- [REST API](https://example.com/docs/api): Endpoints, authentication and rate limits

## Optional

- [Changelog](https://example.com/changelog)

Tips for a useful llms.txt

• Curate, don't dump. A sitemap lists every URL; llms.txt should list the pages that best explain your product, docs and policies. A few dozen well-described links beat hundreds of bare ones.
• Write descriptions for people and models. A short note after each link (what the page covers, who it is for) helps a model choose which page to read.
• Use absolute URLs and link to pages that render cleanly without JavaScript. Some sites also publish Markdown versions of pages (for example page.md) and link to those.
• Keep it current. Regenerate the file when you add or remove important pages, just like your sitemap.
• Related files. Some sites also publish llms-full.txt with the full text of their docs in one file. That is a separate, optional convention.

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