Free llms.txt generator for any website
AICrawlable is a free llms.txt generator. Enter any URL and we crawl the site structure, then export spec-compliant llms.txt and llms-full.txt files that help AI assistants understand your website. No login required, and you can review and edit the generated outline before exporting.
One-click crawl of any public website. Spec-compliant llms.txt and llms-full.txt export. Edit titles and sections before downloading. No account, no paywall, no watermark. Fast enough for a quick check during a coffee break.
Site owners preparing for AI search engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity. SEOs adding GEO to their audits. Developers who want an llms.txt without reading the spec. Agencies generating files for client sites in bulk.
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4Daniel here. The llms.txt spec is simple on paper, but writing one by hand means crawling your own site and formatting for an hour. I wanted a tool where you paste a URL and get a clean, editable llms.txt back - free, no login. Firecrawl is excellent for scraping pipelines and Screaming Frog is the audit classic, but neither outputs a ready-to-use llms.txt. Hope it saves you an afternoon.
does it crawl all the pages and generate it.
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The edit-before-export step is a strong touch for site owners who want practical control over their llms.txt. Are you considering a refresh or diff mode when a site’s structure changes? That could make recurring GEO audits much easier.
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Good complement to Screaming Frog and Firecrawl for this specific job. One thing I'd be curious about: do you have any evidence that ChatGPT, Perplexity or Claude are actually reading llms.txt today? Last I checked, adoption by the major assistants was still unconfirmed, so I've been telling clients not to prioritise it over more standard hygiene - crawlable pages, clean HTML, content worth citing. Would change my advice if you've seen it move the needle.