Robots.txt Generator
Build a readable robots.txt file with crawl rules and an optional sitemap reference.
Your input
BROWSER UTILITYYour result
Review the output before adding it to your website.
One check is a starting point.
Build a readable robots.txt file with crawl rules and an optional sitemap reference.
These utilities process the information you provide. They do not inspect your live site or confirm that a change has been published.
Does this tool guarantee better rankings?
No. Use the output to inform a specific improvement. Search performance depends on many factors beyond an individual check.
Can I use it without creating an account?
Yes. This browser-based utility does not require an account.
Where can I keep a history of my SEO work?
Use a verified project in the SEO workspace. Standalone tool results are separate from scheduled audit and Search Console history.
Control crawling without accidentally hiding the whole site.
A typical starting rule might allow the general site while disallowing /internal-search/. Add the absolute URL of your real sitemap only after confirming that it returns valid XML on the intended domain.
Understanding the result
Read every generated Disallow path before publishing. A slash means the whole site, while a directory path applies more narrowly. Publish the file at the root of the appropriate hostname and re-open it as plain text to confirm the deployed content.
Limitations
Robots.txt is a crawler instruction, not a password or a reliable way to remove an indexed page. Blocking a URL may prevent a crawler from seeing its noindex instruction. Do not block CSS or scripts indiscriminately, and keep private documents protected by authentication.
Recommended next step
Review your sitemap and indexability settings together. This tool creates text locally; it does not upload a file or verify how every crawler will interpret custom rules.
Can I protect private customer reports with robots.txt?
No. Require authentication and authorisation for private reports. Do not expose sensitive data in publicly accessible URLs.