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Robots.txt Generator

Generate a valid robots.txt file for your website with custom rules, sitemap support and search engine directives.

language

Website

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Quick Presets

Applied to the * User-agent block
robot_2

User-agent Rules

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settings

Advanced

80/ 100
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Validation

  • infoAdd your Sitemap URL so search engines can discover all your pages.
robot_2robots.txt — Live Preview
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User-agentAllowDisallowSitemapCrawl-delay
User-agent: *
Allow: /

About Robots.txt Generator

Build a complete, valid robots.txt file without writing a single line manually. Select which bots to configure, add Allow and Disallow rules per bot, set crawl-delay, and include your sitemap automatically. Quick presets let you allow all engines, block admin folders, login pages or private directories in one click. A live SEO score (0–100) validates your configuration for duplicates, conflicting rules and missing directives as you type.

Frequently Asked Questions

robots.txt is a plain text file placed at the root of your website (e.g. https://example.com/robots.txt) that tells search engine crawlers which pages or sections they are allowed or not allowed to visit. It follows the Robots Exclusion Standard.

Indirectly, yes. A well-configured robots.txt prevents crawlers from wasting their crawl budget on duplicate or unimportant pages (admin panels, login pages, session URLs), letting them focus on your public, indexable content. It does not directly affect rankings but helps with crawl efficiency.

Crawl-delay tells a bot how many seconds to wait between successive requests to your server. It reduces server load but is not respected by Googlebot — use Google Search Console to manage Googlebot's crawl rate instead.

Yes, in almost all cases. Your /admin/, /wp-admin/, /login/ and similar pages should be blocked from crawlers to prevent them from being indexed. They usually have no public SEO value and may expose security information.

Yes, fully free with no account required and no usage limits. All generation happens client-side in your browser.