Robots.txt Generator

Generate a robots.txt with allow/block defaults, paths, sitemap and crawl-delay options.

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How to use Robots.txt Generator

Three quick steps — no sign-up needed

  1. Step 1

    Choose agent and allow/block mode

    Select All robots or a specific bot, then Allow all or Block all as a base.

  2. Step 2

    Add paths and sitemap

    List Disallow/Allow paths, optional sitemap URL, and crawl-delay if needed.

  3. Step 3

    Copy robots.txt

    Publish at the site root and test critical paths.

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About Robots.txt Generator

Robots.txt Generator builds a robots.txt file with user-agent selection, allow/block baselines, path rules, optional sitemap URL, and crawl-delay. Site owners searching "robots.txt generator", "create robots.txt", or "disallow paths" need a correct root file without hand-writing every line.

Pick an agent (All, Googlebot, Bingbot, etc.), choose Allow all or Block all, add paths, sitemap, and optional crawl-delay, then copy. Prefer allowing CSS/JS that Google needs to render pages.

A robots.txt mistake can hide large parts of a site from crawlers. Test rules and monitor Search Console after changes.

Benefits of Robots.txt Generator

Guided robots syntax Fewer invalid files.
Path allow/disallow lists Control sections deliberately.
Sitemap line support Point bots at your XML sitemap.
Agent-specific rules Tune Googlebot vs others when required.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I upload robots.txt?

To the domain root so it loads at /robots.txt.

Should I block admin paths?

Often yes for /wp-admin/ style areas - do not block public content by accident.

Is crawl-delay supported by Google?

Google ignores crawl-delay; other bots may honour it.

Can robots.txt guarantee privacy?

No - it is not access control; use authentication for private content.

Do I need a sitemap entry?

Recommended when you have a sitemap - also submit in Search Console.