Robots.txt Generator
Visual robots.txt file generator for web crawlers
Robots.txt Configuration
User-Agent Blocks
Sitemap URLs
Crawl Delay
Quick Add Paths
Generated robots.txt
Usage Examples
Allow All Crawling
A simple robots.txt that allows all search engines to crawl all pages of your website with a sitemap.
Block Sensitive Folders
Block admin, private, API, and temp folders from crawling while allowing the rest of the site.
Multi-Agent Rules
Different rules for different search engines with multiple user-agent blocks and multiple sitemaps.
Features
Visual Builder
Build your robots.txt visually with dropdowns, buttons, and an intuitive interface
Multiple User-Agents
Support for multiple user-agent blocks with different rules for each crawler
Validation
Validate your robots.txt for common issues and syntax errors
Privacy First
All processing happens locally in your browser, no data sent to servers
How to Use?
Configure Rules
Select user-agents and add allow/disallow rules for paths you want to control.
Add Sitemaps
Add your sitemap URLs so search engines can discover all your pages efficiently.
Copy or Download
Copy the generated robots.txt or download it as a file. Place it in your website root directory.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Robots.txt Generator?
A robots.txt generator helps you build the robots.txt file that controls which parts of your site search engine crawlers can access. Instead of writing the syntax by hand, you pick user agents, add allow/disallow rules, drop in your sitemap URLs, and the tool generates the file for you.
Key Features
Multiple user-agent blocks with different rules per crawler. Quick-add buttons for common paths like /admin/, /api/, and /tmp/. Sitemap URL management. Crawl-delay configuration. Built-in validation to catch syntax errors before deploying. Presets for allow-all, block-all, and block-folders scenarios.
Common Use Cases
Blocking admin panels and API endpoints from crawlers. Adding sitemap URLs so search engines find all your pages. Setting different rules for Googlebot vs other bots. Adding crawl delay for bots that hit your server too hard.
Tips
Always include your sitemap URL. Don't block CSS and JS files that search engines need to render your pages. Test your robots.txt with Google Search Console's robots.txt tester. Remember that robots.txt is public, so don't use it to hide sensitive URLs.
Privacy
Everything runs in your browser. No URLs or rules are sent to any server.