The robots.txt file is small, but a single typo in it can hide an entire site from search. The ChrysoKit Robots.txt Generator builds the file from a checklist so the syntax is always correct.
Why use it
Reading the robots spec to add one disallow rule is overkill. A guided generator is faster and less error-prone.
How to use the Robots.txt Generator
- Pick which user-agents to target (all bots, or specific ones).
- Add allow and disallow rules from the form.
- Add your sitemap URL.
- Copy the generated robots.txt.
Features worth knowing
User-agent presets
Googlebot, Bingbot, common AI crawlers and the catch-all.
Multi-rule support
Combine allows and disallows per user-agent.
Sitemap reference
Adds the standard sitemap directive at the bottom.
Pro tips
- Disallow does not mean noindex. Pages you disallow can still appear in search results without their content. Use a meta tag for actual noindex.
- Always include a Sitemap line. It is the cheapest SEO win you can ship.
- Test the file with the Sitemap Validator and your search console before relying on it.
Privacy first. The Robots.txt Generator runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent to a server.
If you write robots.txt by hand once a year, you will get it wrong once a year. Use the generator and stop.
Open the tool: Robots.txt Generator →