Free Online LLMs.txt Generator
Generate an llms.txt file to make your website AI-friendly with HubKit's LLMs.txt generator. The llms.txt standard provides a structured, Markdown-based file that helps large language models understand your site's content and navigation. Choose from website pattern templates — normal sites, e-commerce, blogs, SaaS, and documentation — or build a custom structure.
How to Use
Select a website pattern to auto-populate sections, or choose "Custom" to start from scratch. Set a site title and description, then add sections with links. Each link has a display text, URL, and optional description. Configure maximum link limits and daily generation tracking. Copy or download the generated llms.txt file.
Features
- Website pattern templates for normal, e-commerce, blog, SaaS, and docs sites
- Structured Markdown output following the llms.txt specification
- Configurable maximum link count and daily generation limit
- Section-based editor with link text, URL, and description fields
Frequently Asked Questions
What is llms.txt?
llms.txt is a proposed standard for providing website information to large language models (LLMs) in a structured, Markdown-based format. It helps AI tools understand your site's structure, content, and purpose — similar to how robots.txt communicates with search engine crawlers.
Where should I place the llms.txt file?
Place the llms.txt file at the root of your website (e.g., example.com/llms.txt), similar to robots.txt. You can also reference it from your robots.txt file to help AI crawlers discover it.
What are the website pattern templates?
Templates provide pre-configured section structures for common website types: Normal (about, services, resources, contact), E-Commerce (products, support, company), Blog (content, about, subscribe), SaaS (product, docs, company), and Documentation (getting started, guides, reference).
How is llms.txt different from robots.txt?
robots.txt controls crawler access — it tells bots what they can and cannot visit. llms.txt is informational — it describes your site's structure and content to help LLMs understand and accurately represent your website. They serve complementary purposes.