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Robots.txt Generator
Create your robots.txt file in seconds—no coding needed. Just point, click, and go.
About This Tool
Alright, let’s cut to the chase. You’ve probably heard of robots.txt. Maybe you’ve seen it lurking in the root of a website, like yoursite.com/robots.txt. It’s that little file that tells search engine bots what they can and can’t crawl. Simple, right? But honestly, writing one from scratch? Kind of a pain. Especially if you’re not sure about the syntax or which directories to block.
That’s where this robots.txt generator comes in. It’s not flashy. No animations, no “revolutionary AI-powered” nonsense. Just a straightforward tool that helps you build a proper robots.txt file without pulling your hair out. You pick what you want to allow or disallow, maybe add a sitemap link, and boom—you get clean, valid code ready to copy and paste.
I built this because I got tired of Googling the same syntax every time I spun up a new project. If you’ve ever accidentally blocked your CSS folder and wondered why your site looked broken in Google’s cache, you’ll get why this matters.
Key Features
- No coding needed—just check boxes and fill in paths.
- Supports multiple user agents (like Googlebot, Bingbot, etc.).
- Lets you disallow specific folders or files (admin panels, temp files, you name it).
- Option to include a sitemap URL—because Google likes that.
- Generates clean, standards-compliant code you can trust.
- Works offline once loaded—no data sent anywhere.
- Free. Always. No signup, no ads, no tracking.
FAQ
Will this actually stop bots from crawling my site?
Not entirely. Robots.txt is more like a “please don’t go here” sign—not a lock. Some bots (especially malicious ones) ignore it completely. It’s great for guiding well-behaved crawlers, but don’t rely on it for security. Use proper authentication or .htaccess rules if you need real protection.
Can I use this for multiple websites?
Absolutely. Just generate a new file each time. Each site might have different needs—maybe one blocks /wp-admin, another blocks /temp. The tool doesn’t save anything, so you’re free to tweak and reuse it as much as you want.