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llms.txt Generator

Build an llms.txt, the emerging standard for telling AI assistants what's on your site and how to use it.

ChatGPT Perplexity Claude Gemini All AI assistants

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# Acme Apparel

> Premium organic cotton basics, designed in Brooklyn and ethically made in Portugal.

Acme Apparel sells minimalist organic cotton clothing for men and women. Most products are restocked monthly. Free shipping on orders over $75. Returns accepted within 30 days.

## Shop

- [All products](https://acmeapparel.com/collections/all): Full catalog
- [Men's collection](https://acmeapparel.com/collections/mens): T-shirts, hoodies, pants
- [Women's collection](https://acmeapparel.com/collections/womens): Dresses, tops, basics

## Customer help

- [Sizing guide](https://acmeapparel.com/pages/sizing): Inches and cm for every fit
- [Returns](https://acmeapparel.com/pages/returns): 30-day returns, free in US
- [Shipping](https://acmeapparel.com/pages/shipping): Free over $75 US, $15 flat international
- [FAQ](https://acmeapparel.com/pages/faq)

Where it goes: at the root of your domain — e.g. yourstore.com/llms.txt.

What it does: llms.txt is an emerging convention for giving AI assistants a clean, structured index of your most important pages. It complements robots.txt — robots.txt controls crawling, llms.txt advertises what's worth crawling. Adopted (in various forms) by Anthropic, Mintlify and a growing list of dev-doc sites; ecommerce adoption is just starting.

For full spec, see llmstxt.org.

About this tool

llms.txt is the AI-era robots.txt: a markdown index file at the root of your domain that gives LLMs a curated map of your most important pages. Critical if you want ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini to cite your store accurately when shoppers ask product questions.

What llms.txt is (and isn't)

What it is: a single markdown file at the root of your domain that gives AI assistants a curated, hierarchical map of your most important pages. Designed to be machine-readable in a single fetch.

What it isn't: a replacement for robots.txt (which controls crawling) or sitemap.xml (which lists every URL for search engines). llms.txt is editorial — only your most useful pages.