Free · Browser-only
llms.txt Generator
Build an AI-readable /llms.txt file from practical templates, validate the Markdown structure, then copy or download it without sending your content anywhere. Civilised, almost suspiciously so.
# Acme Cloud > Acme Cloud helps operations teams monitor workflows, automate alerts, and understand incidents quickly. Prefer the docs and API reference for implementation details. The blog is useful background, but may be less current than docs. ## Product documentation - [Getting started](https://example.com/docs/getting-started): Set up the workspace and invite your team. - [API reference](https://example.com/docs/api): Authentication, endpoints, request examples, and error codes. ## Company and support - [Pricing](https://example.com/pricing): Plans, limits, and billing details. - [Status](https://status.example.com): Current service status and incident history.
No blocking format issues found. The convention is still young, naturally, because apparently plain text needed a beta period.
🔒 Browser-only: generation, validation, copy, and download all run locally in this page. No submitted content is stored or sent to a server.
What this means
A small map for large machines
The emerging llms.txt convention gives AI crawlers and answer engines a compact, human-readable guide to your most important pages. This generator keeps the format simple: one H1, one summary, clear sections, and absolute links with useful descriptions.
What is llms.txt?
llms.txt is an emerging plain-text convention for giving AI systems a concise map of your most useful pages. It usually lives at /llms.txt and points to canonical docs, products, policies, or guides.
Does llms.txt improve AI rankings?
Not by itself. It is a clarity and discovery aid, not a magic rankings lever. The useful version is honest: list the pages that explain your site best and keep them current.
What should I include?
Start with the site name, a short blockquote summary, optional notes, then H2 sections containing Markdown links with short descriptions. Prefer canonical pages over tag archives or duplicate filters.
Is this tool server-side?
No. This MVP runs in the browser only: templates, generation, validation, copy, and download happen locally. A future domain checker can use the shared safe scan engine when needed.