Free llms.txt generator

    Fill in your site name, summary and key resources — get a spec-compliant llms.txt you can drop straight into your site root.

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    Becomes the H1 at the top of llms.txt — usually your product or brand name.

    One short paragraph describing what your site is and what it offers. Rendered as a Markdown blockquote.

    One link per line in the format: Title | URL | Description. The description is optional.

    Same format as Docs. Use for example URLs, sample reports, demos.

    Secondary links the LLM can ignore if context is tight. Same format.

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    This tool runs entirely in your browser — no server call, no logging, no data retention. We compute the output from your inputs the moment you submit, and validate the result against the relevant public spec before showing it.

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    Paste any URL and we will tell you which CMS it runs on, along with the framework, analytics, AI-bot policy and agent-readiness signals live on the site right now.
    Free canonical tag generator
    Paste the URL you want to set as canonical — get the <link>, og:url and JSON-LD snippets you need, all consistent.

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