Server & config generators

robots.txt Generator

Generate a valid robots.txt with allow/disallow rules, per-user-agent groups, sitemap and crawl-delay. Free, deterministic, in your browser.

Generate robots.txt

Configure crawler access. We build a valid robots.txt.

robots.txt
User-agent: *
Disallow: /admin/
Disallow: /cart/
Disallow: /*?

Sitemap: https://example.com/sitemap.xml
robots.txt controls crawling, not indexing — a disallowed page can still be indexed if linked elsewhere. Use a noindex meta tag to keep a page out of search. Place this file at your site root.

What this robots.txt generator does

Builds a valid robots.txt
Allow-all or block-all presets
Per-user-agent rules
Allow and Disallow paths
Adds sitemap and crawl-delay
Runs entirely in your browser

Common use cases

  1. 1Controlling crawler access
  2. 2Blocking admin or cart paths
  3. 3Declaring your sitemap
  4. 4Blocking all bots on staging
  5. 5Setting a crawl-delay
  6. 6Creating a first robots.txt

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About robots.txt

robots.txt sits at your site root and tells crawlers which paths they may fetch, grouped by user-agent, and where your sitemap lives. It is the first file most crawlers request.

An important nuance: it controls crawling, not indexing. Disallowing a URL stops well-behaved bots fetching it, but the page can still appear in search if other sites link to it — use a noindex meta tag for that. After publishing, confirm your rules with the robots.txt Tester.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got Questions? We Have Answers.

What can the generator do?

Build an allow-all (with exclusions) or block-all robots.txt, set per-user-agent rules, add Allow/Disallow paths, declare your sitemap and set a crawl-delay.

Does disallow keep a page out of Google?

No. robots.txt controls crawling, not indexing — a disallowed page can still be indexed if linked elsewhere. Use a noindex meta tag to keep it out of search.

Where does the file go?

At your site root (example.com/robots.txt). Confirm the rules with the robots.txt Tester.

Does it use AI or a server?

No. It runs entirely in your browser.