Robots.txt Generator/Creator

Default - All Robots are:	Allowed Refused
Crawl-Delay:	Default - No Delay 5 Seconds 10 Seconds 20 Seconds 60 seconds 120 Seconds
Sitemap: (leave blank if you don't have)
Search Robots:	Google	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Google Image	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Google Mobile	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	MSN Search	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Yahoo	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Yahoo MM	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Yahoo Blogs	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Ask/Teoma	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	GigaBlast	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	DMOZ Checker	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Nutch	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Alexa/Wayback	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Baidu	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	Naver	Same as Default Allowed Refused
	MSN PicSearch	Same as Default Allowed Refused
Restricted Directories:	The path is relative to root and must contain a trailing slash "/"

Now, Create 'robots.txt' file at your root directory. Copy above text and paste into the text file.

About Robots.txt Generator/Creator

To create a robots.txt file using a generator tool, follow these steps:

1-Access our robots.txt generator tool

2-Start by specifying whether you want to allow or disallow crawlers from crawling your site. This is the first instruction you need to choose.

3-Enter any specific instructions you want to include in the file, such as blocking certain pages or directories from being indexed.

4-Once you have entered your instructions, you can generate the robots.txt file

5-Finally, upload the generated robots.txt file to the root directory of your website.

What is a robot.txt file and why is it important?

A robots.txt file is a plain text file that serves as a set of instructions for search engine crawlers. It helps control which parts of your website should be crawled and indexed by search engines for SEO purposes.Using a robots.txt file generator simplifies the process of creating and managing your robots.txt file. It ensures that search engine crawlers know which areas of your website to crawl and index, helps avoid indexing duplicate or irrelevant pages, and allows for faster crawling of important pages. By using a robots.txt file, you can have more control over how search engines interact with your website.
To check if your website has a robots.txt file, simply type "yourdomain.com/robots.txt" in a web browser. You will either see an error page or a simple format page indicating the contents of the file. If you are using WordPress with the Yoast plugin, it can also generate the robots.txt file for you.

Some key terms and phrases you may encounter in a robots.txt file include:

User-agent: This specifies the search engine crawler to which the following instructions apply. Using "*" as a wildcard indicates that the instructions apply to all search engines.
Disallow: This term followed by a URL slug instructs the specified user-agent to not crawl and index the mentioned page or directory.
XML Sitemap: You may include a reference to the location of your XML sitemap file in the robots.txt file. This helps search engines locate and crawl your sitemap more easily.