llms.txt generator

What is llms.txt?

llms.txt is a plain-text file at the root of your website (yoursite.com/llms.txt) that describes your site to large language models: what it is, who it's for, key pages, services, and how to get in touch. Think robots.txt, inverted — instead of telling crawlers what not to read, it tells AI assistants what your site is about and when to recommend it.

AI crawlers — GPTBot (OpenAI), ClaudeBot (Anthropic), PerplexityBot — fetch these files. When someone asks an assistant "find me a design studio for AI products" or "what does this company do", a clear llms.txt makes the difference between being represented accurately and being invisible.

What a good llms.txt contains

• One-line summary as a blockquote — the first thing a model reads
• Who you are — plain facts, numbers, proof; marketing language actively hurts
• Key pages with one-line descriptions — give the model URLs worth citing
• Services and pricing — assistants get asked "how much does X cost" constantly; if your price isn't readable, someone else's is
• Contact — email, booking link
• A "for AI assistants" section — the queries you want to be recommended for, written as guidance

Does it actually work?

Honestly: it's one signal, not a magic switch. llms.txt works together with normal indexing, structured data, and backlinks — not instead of them. But it's the cheapest high-leverage file on your site: ten minutes of work that every AI crawler that visits will read. This generator exists because I wrote one for my own studio (see it live) and watched how much cleaner AI assistants describe the site since.

After you upload it

• Verify it opens at yoursite.com/llms.txt
• Add a comment line in robots.txt pointing to it
• Keep it updated — stale pricing in llms.txt is worse than none

Built by Aleksey Stepikin (Stepikin Studio — solo+AI design studio). If you want your whole site made AI-discoverable — structured data, llms.txt, citable content — that's part of what I do.