A ready-to-publish file
A short Markdown file with your business name, a one-paragraph summary, and links to your key pages.
An llms.txt file is a short text file that tells AI tools what your business does and which pages matter. Enter your website and get one ready to publish.
Free. No signup, no card, no email.
A free tool that writes an llms.txt file for your website. It reads your homepage and sitemap, picks the pages that explain your business best, and turns them into a short Markdown file you can publish at yourdomain.com/llms.txt. AI tools can read that file to understand what you do.
It is one part of being easy for AI to read, next to clear pages, schema markup, and a robots.txt that lets AI crawlers in.
This is the kind of file you get, here for a made-up physio clinic in Toronto.
lakeshorephysio.ca/llms.txt
Example · Markdown
# Lakeshore Family Physiotherapy
> Physiotherapy clinic at 2190 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto. Sports injuries, back and neck pain, and rehab after surgery. Open Monday to Saturday. Direct billing to most insurers.
## Services
- [Sports injury rehab](https://lakeshorephysio.ca/services/sports-injury): Sprains, strains and running injuries.
- [Back and neck pain](https://lakeshorephysio.ca/services/back-neck-pain): Hands-on treatment and an exercise plan.
- [Rehab after surgery](https://lakeshorephysio.ca/services/post-surgery): Knee, hip and shoulder rehab.
## Visit us
- [Book an appointment](https://lakeshorephysio.ca/book): Online booking, same-week appointments.
- [Hours and location](https://lakeshorephysio.ca/contact): Mon to Fri 7:30 to 7, Sat 9 to 2. Free parking behind the building.
- [Prices and insurance](https://lakeshorephysio.ca/prices): First visit $110, follow-ups $85.
## About
- [Our team](https://lakeshorephysio.ca/team): Four registered physiotherapists and one massage therapist.
- [FAQ](https://lakeshorephysio.ca/faq): Referrals, what to wear, cancellations.Read it before you publish. Remove pages that don't help, add any that are missing, and check that the facts match your site.
Step 1
Paste your homepage address. The tool reads your homepage and looks for your sitemap.
Step 2
It keeps the pages that explain your business, such as services, prices, location and FAQ, and skips the rest.
Step 3
You get a ready-to-edit llms.txt. Review it, then publish it at the root of your site.
A short Markdown file with your business name, a one-paragraph summary, and links to your key pages.
Services, prices, location, contact and FAQ. Tag pages, archives and old offers are left out.
One plain paragraph that says what you do, where, and for whom.
No signup, no card and no email. Copy the file and go.
Websites are built for people: menus, pop-ups, scripts and long archives. An AI tool trying to understand you quickly has to dig through all of that.
An llms.txt file gives it a shortcut: a plain table of contents that says who you are and which pages matter. It adds to your homepage, sitemap and schema markup. It does not replace them.
For most businesses:
A short, clear file is more useful than a long one.
No. robots.txt tells crawlers where they may not go. A sitemap lists every page so search engines can find them. llms.txt picks the few pages that best explain your business.
Most sites should have all three.
No. No file can make ChatGPT, Gemini or any other assistant name you. llms.txt helps AI read your site.
Being named also depends on clear pages, facts that agree everywhere, and what other sites say about you.
A good llms.txt helps AI read your site. To see whether ChatGPT and Gemini actually name you when customers ask, run the free check. You get the answers and the first things to fix.
See what ChatGPT and Gemini say about your business, and what to fix first.
See if ChatGPT names your business when customers ask, and who it names instead.
See if Gemini and Google AI Overviews name your business.
How to check Claude by hand, plus a free ChatGPT and Gemini check.
How to check Perplexity by hand, plus a free ChatGPT and Gemini check.
How to check Microsoft Copilot by hand, plus a free ChatGPT and Gemini check.
See if your LinkedIn profile or company page says clearly what you do and who you help.
Check that your llms.txt loads, that its links work, and that robots.txt does not block them.
Make copy-ready JSON-LD that labels your business facts for search engines and AI.
See which search and AI crawlers your robots.txt lets in, and what it blocks by mistake.
A one-page PDF on how AI picks which businesses to recommend, and how to be one of them.
Plain guides to getting found in AI search.
What makes ChatGPT pick someone else, and how to fix it.
How tracking AI answers differs from watching social media.
What answer and generative engine optimization mean, in plain words.
What Sophyx does, end to end.
From what AI says about you to more visits.
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