Configure directives on the left panel, and click Generate to run compiler checks.
Robots.txt represents the gatekeeper directive telling search crawlers where they are disallowed from accessing.
By excluding search query URLs, administrative login scripts, and cache files, you save crawler processing cycles for valuable landing pages.
Exclude duplicate search paths and temp directories from Google Index records to prevent thin or duplicate content penalties.
Explicitly adding the sitemap link at the bottom of the robots.txt file helps crawlers locate sitemap index files instantly on discovery.
Enter your domain URL and specify the Sitemap XML path (this helps crawlers locate all index paths immediately).
Select which crawlers the rules apply to (default is all crawlers, indicated by an asterisk *).
Use simple checkboxes to block admin, search, or temp directories, and specify additional custom allow/disallow paths.
Click generate, preview the formatted code structure, copy the configuration, and download the finished robots.txt file.
Find solutions to common questions regarding Robots Exclusion protocol and crawler directives.