It creates two SEO essentials: a robots.txt file to control crawler access, and a sitemap.xml file that lists your site’s URLs for faster indexing.
Two clean tabs. Mobile-first controls. Copy or download in one click — 100% in your browser.
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# Click “Generate robots.txt”
Tip: If no rules exist, we’ll emit a blank Disallow: (allow all).
<!-- Click “Generate sitemap.xml” -->
Tip: After uploading, ping Google: https://www.google.com/ping?sitemap=<your_sitemap_url>
Everything runs locally in your browser. We don’t upload, store, or see your files.
Build precise rules per User-agent, with Allow/Disallow, wildcards, and crawl-delay.
Create standard sitemap.xml, sitemap index, plus image, video, and news sitemaps.
Lint XML, check sizes & limits, preview how bots read your robots.txt with different user-agents.
Auto-add lastmod, changefreq, priority, canonical HTTPS, and xhtml:link hreflang.
Insert Sitemap: directives into robots.txt automatically; build multiple entries for big sites.
Everything runs in your browser — generate, review, and download with zero uploads.
Build both files in minutes — optimized for SEO, safe for crawlers, and fully under your control.
robots.txt and sitemap.xml previews.Answers about SEO rules, crawl control, sitemap setup, privacy, and best practices.
It creates two SEO essentials: a robots.txt file to control crawler access, and a sitemap.xml file that lists your site’s URLs for faster indexing.
Yes, ideally. robots.txt tells bots where they can/can’t go, while sitemap.xml guides them to your important pages for faster discovery.
Place both files in the root directory of your website (e.g., example.com/robots.txt, example.com/sitemap.xml).
Add a Disallow rule under the right User-agent. Example:
User-agent: *
Disallow: /admin/
Yes. Large sites often split URLs into multiple sitemap files and use a sitemap_index.xml to reference them all.
If you reference your sitemap in robots.txt (e.g., Sitemap: https://example.com/sitemap.xml), search engines will usually find it automatically. You can also submit it manually in Google Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools.
Yes. The generator runs fully in your browser. We don’t upload or store your data—your files remain private.
No. robots.txt only blocks crawling. If a URL is already indexed, use noindex in meta tags or request removal in Search Console.