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llms.txt generator

Add your site name, a one-line summary and your key pages. Get an llms.txt file in the llmstxt.org format to copy or download. The tool checks it as you type.

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Your llms.txt

Upload the file to the root of your website, so it opens at yoursite.com/llms.txt.

    What an llms.txt file is

    An llms.txt file is a short markdown file at the root of a website, at /llms.txt, that tells language model tools what the site is and which pages matter. It starts with the site name as a heading, then a one-line summary, then lists of links with notes. Jeremy Howard proposed the format at llmstxt.org on 3 September 2024.

    The file is written for tools that read a site when someone asks a question, such as an assistant that fetches pages to answer. The proposal says its authors expected it to be most useful at that moment, rather than for training models.

    This generator builds the file in your browser as you type and checks it against the format. Nothing you type is sent to a server.

    How to make an llms.txt file

    1. Name your site

      Type the name of your site or brand. It becomes the H1 heading, the only part the format requires.

    2. Write one summary line

      Say what you offer and for whom in one sentence. It becomes the blockquote under the name.

    3. List your key pages

      Group your most useful pages into sections, each link with a short note. Use full https:// addresses.

    4. Download and upload

      Download the file and upload it to the root of your site, so it opens at yoursite.com/llms.txt.

    What goes in an llms.txt file

    The parts of the file in the order the llmstxt.org proposal sets. Only the first one is required.

    PartRequiredWhat it holds
    H1 headingYesThe name of the project or site. It is the only required part.
    BlockquoteNoA short summary of the project, with the key context for the rest of the file.
    DetailsNoParagraphs or lists with more information. No headings in this part.
    H2 sectionsNoLists of markdown links to pages with more detail, each with optional notes after a colon.
    Optional sectionNoAn H2 called Optional. It holds links that a tool can skip when it needs a shorter context.
    LocationAt the rootThe file sits at the site root, /llms.txt, or at a path that covers the pages under it.

    Source: llmstxt.org, the /llms.txt file proposal by Jeremy Howard. Checked 11 November 2026.

    On your More.You page

    Your More.You page writes its own llms.txt

    Every More.You page publishes an llms.txt at its own address, built from the blocks on the page. It is on every plan, including Free, so you never write or upload the file yourself.

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    • An llms.txt for every page

      Your page's file sits at more.you/yourname/llms.txt and is built from the blocks on your page.

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    What is an llms.txt file?

    An llms.txt file is a markdown file at /llms.txt on a website. It gives language model tools a short map of the site: the site name as a heading, a one-line summary in a blockquote, and sections of links with notes. Jeremy Howard proposed the format at llmstxt.org in September 2024.

    Where do I put the llms.txt file?

    Upload it to the root of your website, so it opens at yoursite.com/llms.txt, next to robots.txt. The proposal also allows a file at a deeper path, which then covers the pages under that path. When more than one file applies, tools should use the most specific one.

    What is the difference between llms.txt and robots.txt?

    They do different jobs, and a site can have both. robots.txt tells crawlers which paths they may fetch. llms.txt does not allow or block anything: it lists the pages worth reading and explains them in plain words, so a tool that reads the site finds the useful parts first.

    Does an llms.txt file help my site rank in search?

    The llms.txt proposal is written for language model tools that read a site, such as assistants that fetch pages to answer a question. Treat the file as a short, clear guide to your best pages for those tools. Do not expect it to change where your pages appear in search results.

    What goes in the Optional section?

    The proposal gives the H2 section called Optional a special meaning: its links can be skipped when a tool needs a shorter context. Put secondary pages there, such as press, old posts or long background reading. Keep your most important pages in the sections above it.

    Do I need markdown versions of my pages too?

    No, but the proposal suggests them. It asks sites to offer a clean markdown copy of useful pages at the same address with .md added, for example page.html.md. The llms.txt file works on its own without those copies. Start with llms.txt alone, and add markdown copies later for the pages you list in it.

    Does a More.You page have an llms.txt file?

    Yes. Every More.You page publishes an llms.txt at its own address, such as more.you/yourname/llms.txt, on every plan including Free. It is built from the blocks on your page, together with an agent manifest and structured data, so you do not write or upload anything.

    Is this llms.txt generator free?

    Yes. There is no account and no limit. The tool runs in your browser and builds the file as you type, so your site details are not sent to a server. Copy the text or download it as an llms.txt file, ready to upload to your website.

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