Robots.txt Generator

Build your robots.txt visually — control which bots can crawl your site.

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Leave empty to skip
Optional — some bots respect crawl delay

robots.txt

How to Use Robots.txt Generator

① Select user agents and rules ② Add allowed and disallowed paths ③ Set sitemap URL ④ Copy or download the robots.txt file

About Robots.txt Generator

Robots.txt Generator is a free online tool that builds robots.txt files visually using presets and custom rules. Control which search engine bots can crawl your site, block specific directories, set crawl delays, and specify your sitemap location — all without memorizing the robots.txt syntax. The robots.txt file is the first thing search engine crawlers look for when visiting your website. It tells bots which pages and directories to crawl and which to skip. A properly configured robots.txt prevents indexing of admin panels, API endpoints, duplicate content, and private areas while ensuring your important content is discoverable. The tool includes presets for common platforms like WordPress, Laravel, and static sites, covering typical rules for blocking admin areas, login pages, and internal API routes. You can also create fully custom rules with specific user-agent targeting for Google, Bing, and other crawlers. Everything runs entirely in your browser. There are no usage limits and no account required. Common use cases include configuring robots.txt for new websites, blocking search engines from admin panels and staging environments, preventing duplicate content indexing, setting crawl rate limits for large sites, and optimizing crawl budget by directing bots to important content.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is robots.txt?
A text file at your site root that tells search engine crawlers which pages to crawl or ignore.
Does robots.txt block pages from Google?
It prevents crawling but does not guarantee pages won't appear in search results. Use noindex meta tags for that.
Should I block all bots from my admin area?
Yes. Blocking /admin/, /wp-admin/, and similar paths is a common best practice.
Where should robots.txt be placed?
At the root of your domain: example.com/robots.txt. It must be accessible via HTTP.
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