Write an llms.txt file for your website
Drafts an llms.txt file in the standard format, so AI tools can understand what your site offers and which pages matter.
Write an llms.txt file for my website, following the llmstxt.org format.
Site name: {{SITE_NAME}}
What the site is: {{SITE_SUMMARY}}
Key pages (URL and what each covers):
{{KEY_PAGES}}
Format:
- First line: "# " followed by the site name.
- Then a blockquote ("> ") with a 1 to 2 sentence summary.
- Optional short paragraph with anything an AI should know when using the content (audience, region, how often it is updated).
- Then H2 sections ("## ") grouping links, such as Docs, Products, Guides, Policies.
- Each link as "- [Title](URL): one-line description".
- A final "## Optional" section for pages that are useful but less important.
Use plain, factual descriptions. Output only the file contents.Example output
# Ledgerly > Invoicing software for freelancers in the UK and EU. ## Docs - [Getting started](https://ledgerly.example/start/): set up your first invoice in 5 minutes
How to use
Pick 10 to 40 pages that answer the questions people actually ask about your business. Save the output as llms.txt at your site root and update it when key pages change.
Why it works
The format is simple but strict, so spelling it out step by step gets you a valid file the first time. Plain descriptions help AI tools pick the right page instead of guessing from titles alone.