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Robots.txt Generator

Create robots.txt files for websites, blogs, ecommerce stores, SaaS sites and SEO projects with crawl rules, sitemap links and bot directives.

Robots.txt SEO Crawl Rules Sitemap Directive
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Best for SEO control

Generate robots.txt rules to guide crawlers and point search engines to your sitemap.

Tip

Do not block pages you want indexed. Robots.txt can prevent crawling, not guarantee deindexing.

Best for ecommerce

Create crawl rules for carts, checkout pages, search results, filters and account pages.

Tip

Test important pages after publishing robots.txt to avoid blocking useful content.

What is a Robots.txt Generator?

A robots.txt generator helps create a robots.txt file for your website. Robots.txt gives crawler instructions about which parts of a site should or should not be crawled and can include a sitemap URL for search engines.

Common use cases

  • Allow search engines to crawl public pages
  • Block admin or private folders
  • Block search result pages and filter URLs
  • Add sitemap.xml location
  • Create WordPress robots.txt rules
  • Create ecommerce crawl rules

How to use this robots.txt tool

  • Enter your website URL and sitemap URL.
  • Add paths you want to disallow or allow.
  • Choose your site type and crawl mode.
  • Generate the robots.txt file and review it before uploading.

Robots.txt best practices

Robots.txt should be used carefully. Blocking important pages can hurt indexing. Do not use robots.txt as a security tool because blocked URLs may still be visible to users. For private content, use authentication or server-side access controls.

FAQ

Where should I upload robots.txt?

Place it at the root of your domain, such as https://example.com/robots.txt.

Does robots.txt remove pages from Google?

No. It mainly controls crawling. For removing indexed pages, use proper noindex tags, redirects or search console removal tools when appropriate.

Should I include my sitemap?

Yes, adding a Sitemap directive can help crawlers find your XML sitemap faster.