llms.txt is a proposed web standard: a plain-markdown file at the root of your website that gives AI systems a concise, curated guide to your site. Where robots.txt tells crawlers what they may read and sitemap.xml lists every URL, llms.txt tells language models what actually matters: who you are, what you offer, and which pages to look at.
What goes into an llms.txt file
- An H1 with your site name and a blockquote summary — one paragraph that says what you offer and for whom.
- Key facts — pricing model, delivery, guarantees, location: the details you want AI answers to get right.
- Curated links — your most useful pages, each with a one-line description, grouped into sections.
You can see a live example on this site: futurepages.store/llms.txt — including a product catalog, articles and an FAQ section.
Create yours in one minute
Use our free llms.txt generator — fill in a short form and download a valid file. It runs entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to any server. Then upload the file to your site root so it is reachable at yoursite.com/llms.txt, and let AI crawlers in via robots.txt (the generator builds that block too).
Honest expectations
llms.txt is an emerging standard: adoption is growing, but no engine guarantees it will read the file. It costs minutes to create, gives AI systems accurate first-party facts instead of guesses, and complements — never replaces — good on-page structure and schema.
Go further
An llms.txt is one of the highest-leverage GEO quick wins. The other ones — answer-first content, citable facts, Q&A schema, share-of-voice monitoring — are packaged as copy-paste prompts in The GEO Prompt Vault ($9), or as ready-to-run n8n automations in The AI Visibility Machine ($17) (its Citable Asset Builder workflow generates llms.txt files programmatically, too).
