Free Robots.txt File Generator
Create a clean, search-friendly robots.txt file in seconds to control how search engines crawl your site.
Robots.txt Generator
Create a professional robots.txt file for your website. Control how search engines crawl and index your content.
Quick Start Presets
Crawling Rules
Crawl Delays
Sitemap URLs
Custom Directives
Generated Robots.txt
How to Use
- 1. Download or copy the generated robots.txt content
- 2. Save it as "robots.txt" in your website's root directory
- 3. Ensure it's accessible at: https://yoursite.com/robots.txt
- 4. Test your robots.txt using Google Search Console
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Common Questions
Have questions about how to use or customize your robots.txt file? We’ve answered the most common ones to help you get it right.
A robots.txt file tells search engine crawlers which parts of your website they can or cannot access, helping manage crawl budget and prevent indexing of unnecessary or sensitive content.
While not mandatory, having a robots.txt file is highly recommended. It gives you control over crawler access and can help improve SEO and site performance.
Yes, our generator allows you to easily specify which directories, pages, or file types should be blocked from search engines.
Absolutely. The tool is built to follow standard protocol guidelines and ensures that your instructions are correctly formatted and safe to use.
Yes, the file follows the Robots Exclusion Protocol, which is recognized by major search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo.
You should upload the file to the root directory of your domain, for example, yourdomain.com/robots.txt.
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