llms.txt template and generator
Build a clean llms.txt in two minutes. Use the annotated template to understand the format, or the generator to produce a draft from your pages. Then read our honest take on whether it works yet.
The generator
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Your generated llms.txt will appear here.The annotated template
# Your Brand Name
> One sentence on what you do and who it is for.
## Core pages
- [About](https://yourbrand.com/about): Who you are and what you stand for.
- [Products](https://yourbrand.com/products): What you sell, with key benefits.
- [Pricing](https://yourbrand.com/pricing): Plans and transparent pricing.
## Resources
- [Docs](https://docs.yourbrand.com): Full documentation for agents and humans.
- [Blog](https://yourbrand.com/blog): Latest thinking and original data.
## Contact
- Email: support@yourbrand.com
- [Legal](https://yourbrand.com/legal): Terms and privacy.Pair this with a larger llms-full.txt that concatenates the full markdown of your key pages, so an agent can ingest everything in one fetch. See how llms.txt works for the details.
llms.txt, answered
Where does the llms.txt file go?
At the root of your site, so it is reachable at yoursite.com/llms.txt, served as plain text or markdown. That is the convention agents look for, the same way they look for robots.txt.
What should I put in it?
A title, a one-line summary of what your site is, then a few sections of links to your most important pages, each with a short description. Curate it. The point is to guide a model to your best content, not to mirror your whole sitemap.
Will this rank me higher in AI search?
On its own, probably not yet. Most major crawlers still fetch HTML directly and llms.txt adoption is early. Ship it because it is cheap, it helps the agents that do read it, and it forces clarity about your key pages. The heavier levers are structured data and entity consistency. We explain the honest state of play on our llms.txt guide.