Robots.txt Generator
Prepare robots.txt rules and review the sitemap address before publishing. Runs locally in your browser.
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How to use Robots.txt Generator
Prepare robots.txt rules and review the sitemap address before publishing. Runs locally in your browser.
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Choose crawl directives
Define the user agent and the paths that should be allowed or disallowed.
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Add the sitemap location
Use the absolute HTTPS URL of the sitemap you want crawlers to discover.
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Review before publishing
Copy the result to /robots.txt and test important URLs with the tools supplied by your search platform.
Step 3 of 3
- Output
- Plain-text robots directives
- Location
- Site-root /robots.txt
- Purpose
- Crawler access guidance
Example: block a private utility path
- Input Sample
- User-agent: * and Disallow: /private/
- Generated Result
- Compliant crawlers are asked not to crawl URLs beginning with /private/.
Limits and Considerations
- robots.txt controls crawling; it is not access control and cannot protect confidential content.
- A disallowed URL can still be discovered or indexed from external links in some circumstances.
- Directive support varies by crawler, so verify rules with each important search platform.
Robots.txt Generator FAQs
Where should robots.txt be uploaded?
Place it at the root of the exact host, such as https://example.com/robots.txt.
Does Disallow remove a page from search?
Not reliably. Use appropriate authentication or noindex handling for content that must not appear in search.
Can robots.txt contain more than one user-agent group?
Yes. Separate groups can provide different rules for different crawlers.