Robots.txt Generator
Generate robots.txt file for search engines.
How to Use Robots.txt Generator
Enter your domain and the sitemap URL, then add a row for each path you want to disallow, such as /admin or /cart.
Choose whether the rules apply to every user agent or to one named bot, and set a crawl delay in seconds if the site needs one.
Click the "Generate" button to produce the file, then read it back carefully and check that each Disallow line has a value after the colon.
Copy the output into a plain file named robots.txt with no file extension, then upload it to the root of your domain so it loads at /robots.txt.
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About Robots.txt Generator
robots.txt is a plain text file at the root of your domain that tells crawlers which paths they may not fetch. It is one of the simplest files on the web and one of the easiest to get dangerously wrong. A single missing line break, or a rule written as Disallow: with no value after the colon, can quietly expose an entire staging area to indexing, which is why building the file from a form is safer than hand-typing it.
This Robots.txt Generator assembles the common blocks for you. Point it at your sitemap URL and the file is written with the correct Sitemap directive for Google to pick up. You can then disallow the admin, cart, account and internal search result paths that generate thousands of duplicate or private URLs, apply the rules to every crawler or target one named bot, and add a crawl delay if a large site needs to be gentler on the server.
One warning is worth repeating: robots.txt stops crawlers, it does not protect secrets. A disallowed URL can still appear in results if another page links to it, and the path itself stays visible to anyone who guesses. Anything genuinely confidential should sit behind a login, and a noindex header is the stronger tool for keeping a page out of search results.
When to Use This Tool
- Keeping admin, cart and account pages out of search results
- Blocking internal search pages that create duplicate content
- Preventing duplicate URLs from parameters and tracking tags
- Pointing Google and Bing at your XML sitemap
- Adding a crawl delay for a large or resource-heavy site