Free llms.txt Generator & Validator
Check an optional llms.txt public index for structure, page coverage and unsafe URLs, then generate a clean version for tools that support the convention.
What the validator checks
Presence, structure, important pages and safety issues
Free VisRank account required to use the generator. Daily limits protect the tool from abuse: 10 generations for free accounts, 20 for paid report users, and 30 for Monitoring users.
Generate a publishable file
Create a concise llms.txt based on the site name, description and important public pages detected from the homepage.
Validate existing guidance
Check whether the current file is missing a summary, important URLs, About/contact context or contains private-looking URLs.
Keep private data out
The generator warns against admin, dashboard, API, auth, checkout and account URLs that should not be exposed.
FAQ
llms.txt questions
What is llms.txt
llms.txt is a proposed plain-text convention at /llms.txt for summarizing a website and listing important public pages. It is not a robots.txt control or a Google Search requirement. Some non-Google tools may choose to read it; Google says it ignores the file.
Is the llms.txt Generator free
Yes. The llms.txt Generator & Validator is free to use, but you need to sign in or create a free VisRank account before generating a file. This helps prevent automated abuse while keeping the tool available to real users.
Does llms.txt guarantee ChatGPT or AI search visibility
No. Google says llms.txt has no effect on Google Search visibility or rankings, and no published file can guarantee that ChatGPT or another answer system will read, rank or cite it. Treat it only as an optional maintained index for tools that explicitly support the convention.
What should I include in llms.txt
Include a clear site title, short description, canonical public pages, contact or about pages, and usage notes. Do not include private customer data, credentials, admin URLs, API endpoints, draft pages or anything that should not be public.
llms.txt is optional, not a Google signal
Google says it ignores llms.txt. Run a full VisRank scan for the crawl, index, content, entity and trust evidence that matters independently of this optional file.