Free llms.txt Generator:
Machine-Readable Brand Files for AI Search and Agent Access
The free llms.txt generator that creates your full AI protocol bundle - llms.txt, robots.txt AI crawler directives, brand-facts.json entity declaration, and content-permissions.json. Generate all four files at once and make your site correctly machine-readable for every AI engine.
AI Engines Need Machine-Readable Brand Context - OKF Provides It
AI engines crawl your website looking for signals about who you are, what you do, and whether your content is reliable. Without structured, machine-readable brand context, they piece together your identity from scattered page content - often incorrectly. The Open Knowledge Files (OKF) bundle gives AI engines a single, authoritative source of brand facts, entity declarations, and content permissions.
Citerank's OKF Bundle Generator creates the complete set of protocol files: llms.txt (your AI-optimized brand overview and content access rules), enhanced robots.txt directives for AI crawlers, a brand-facts.json entity declaration, and a content-permissions.json file specifying what AI agents can do with your content. Deploy the bundle and your brand context is unambiguous to every AI engine.
How the OKF Bundle Generator Works
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Enter Your Brand Information
Provide your domain, brand name, description, key products/services, and target entities. The generator uses this as the foundation for all files in the bundle.
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Bundle Generation Across All Files
The generator creates each file in the bundle: llms.txt formatted to the official spec, robots.txt AI crawler directives, brand-facts.json with structured entity declarations, and content-permissions.json with access rules for AI agents.
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Download and Deploy
Download the complete bundle as a ZIP with deployment instructions for each file. Each file goes to a specific path - the generator provides the exact path and deployment steps for your stack.
What the OKF Bundle Includes
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llms.txt Generation
Generates a spec-compliant llms.txt with your brand overview, key content links, entity declarations, and AI access rules - formatted and ordered per the llms.txt specification.
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robots.txt AI Directives
Creates targeted robots.txt additions for AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, BingBot AI, Google-Extended) with granular allow/disallow rules based on your content permissions preferences.
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brand-facts.json Entity Declaration
Produces a structured JSON entity file with your official name, description, founding date, key people, products, social profiles, and Wikidata/Wikipedia sameAs links - authoritative brand context for AI engines.
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content-permissions.json
Specifies which AI agents can use your content, for what purposes (training, retrieval, summarization), and with what attribution requirements - machine-readable content licensing for the AI era.
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WebMCP Compatibility
Optionally generates a compatible WebMCP manifest alongside the OKF bundle - covering both knowledge access (OKF) and action access (WebMCP) in a single generation run.
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Deployment Guide
Includes exact file paths, deployment instructions for WordPress, Vercel, Next.js, and static sites, and a verification checklist to confirm all files are accessible by AI crawlers post-deployment.
Who Uses the OKF Bundle Generator
- Brand managers establishing authoritative AI-readable brand context
- Technical SEOs deploying AI protocol files as part of AI visibility work
- Developers building AI-agent-compatible web properties from the start
- Agencies deploying OKF bundles across client portfolios
- SaaS companies ensuring their brand is correctly represented in AI search
- Publishers controlling how AI agents access and attribute their content
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a llms.txt generator?
- A llms.txt generator is a tool that creates a spec-compliant llms.txt file for your website - the AI-optimized brand overview and content access rules that AI engines read to understand who you are and how to represent you. A good llms.txt generator produces the file in the correct format with the right sections and deploys it to the correct path (yourdomain.com/llms.txt) where AI crawlers expect to find it.
- Is llms.txt free to create and use?
- Yes - creating and deploying a llms.txt file is completely free. It is a simple text file you place at the root of your domain. Citerank's llms.txt generator is free to use with no account required. The underlying llms.txt standard is an open specification with no licensing requirements.
- What should be in my llms.txt file?
- A well-formed llms.txt file includes: your brand name and a clear one-paragraph description, key links to your most important content organized by section, entity declarations with official names and sameAs references, and access rules specifying what AI agents can do with your content. The Citerank generator creates all of these sections from your brand inputs and validates the output against the current specification.
- Do I need technical knowledge to generate an llms.txt file?
- No. Citerank's llms.txt generator is a simple form - enter your brand name, description, key URLs, and content preferences. The tool generates all four protocol files and provides exact deployment instructions for WordPress, Vercel, Webflow, and static site hosts. No coding required.
- How does llms.txt help with AI search visibility?
- AI engines use llms.txt to get authoritative brand context - your official name, description, key content, and content access rules - directly from your source. Without llms.txt, AI engines piece together your brand identity from scattered page content, which can result in inaccurate or outdated descriptions. With a well-formed llms.txt, you give AI engines a single authoritative source to check, improving the accuracy of how they describe and cite you.
- What is included in the full OKF bundle beyond llms.txt?
- The full Open Knowledge Files bundle includes: llms.txt (AI-optimized brand overview), enhanced robots.txt AI crawler directives (for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and others), brand-facts.json (structured entity declaration with sameAs links), and content-permissions.json (machine-readable content licensing for AI agents). Together these four files create a complete machine-readable identity layer that gives every AI engine authoritative context about your brand.