# llms.txt generator

> Create an optional llms.txt Markdown guide with your site summary and public page links. Free local generator with clear AI search limitations.

Canonical: https://usefulshelf.co/tools/llms-txt-generator

Make an optional reading guide with your website summary and useful public links.

## Your details

Runs in your browser. No sign-in or URL fetching. Enable JavaScript to use the form. The instructions and sample output below are available without JavaScript.

- App or website name (required)
- Description (required)
- Public pages (one label | URL per line) (required). Use up to 100 real public pages. Do not include private links or instructions to manipulate AI responses.

For URL fields, https:// is optional. For example, example.com.

Action: Generate llms.txt. Output filename: `llms.txt`.

## How to use this tool

Create a short Markdown guide to your website for readers and tools that choose to use llms.txt. Add a factual summary and links to your public pages. This proposed convention is optional and does not replace readable HTML, robots.txt, or a sitemap.

1. Write a factual name and summary, then list the public pages that best explain your product.
2. Generate the Markdown, review each link, and serve it as UTF-8 text at /llms.txt.
3. Keep it current when features, pricing, or URLs change. Maintain your HTML pages and sitemap as the primary sources.

## Example output

Illustrative Example app data. Replace these values with your own verified details.

```text
# Example

> Create invoices, track payments, and keep client billing organized in one place.

## Public pages
- [Documentation](<https://example.com/docs>)
- [Pricing](<https://example.com/pricing>)

```

## Common questions

### Is llms.txt required for AI search?

No. It is a proposed convention, and support varies. Google says no special AI text file or schema is needed for its AI search features. This file cannot guarantee crawling, citations, or recommendations.

### Can llms.txt control training or crawler access?

No. It is a reading guide, not an access-control mechanism or robots policy. Review each provider's crawler documentation and use robots.txt where supported; protect private information with authentication.

Guide: [What Is llms.txt? Format, Example and SEO Limits](https://usefulshelf.co/blog/what-is-llms-txt).

Reference: [The llms.txt proposal](https://llmstxt.org/).

## Check your published changes

After publishing, use the [search and AI visibility checker](https://usefulshelf.co/check) to inspect your public HTML and crawler access. It reports technical signals; it cannot predict indexing, rankings, or AI recommendations.

Building a useful app? [See what a reviewed UsefulShelf listing includes](https://usefulshelf.co/pricing).

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