Robots.txt Generator For Blogger & Wordpress (Robot TXT Tester)
If you manage a website, you know how important it is to have a robots.txt file. This file tells search engines what they can and can't index on your site. It's a critical part of SEO.
Our Robots Txt Generator is a free tool that makes it easy to create, to test, validate and edit your robots.txt file. You can use it for Blogger or Wordpress websites. It's easy to use, and it's totally free! This tool will help you create a robots.txt file in seconds, without having to edit any code yourself.
To create a Robots.txt file for your site, simply enter your site's URL and the desired rules, and the generator will do the rest. Kindly ensure that the URL of your website is entered in its entirety, such as https://www.googleblog.com or simply https://googleblog.com.
Please be patient as the tool creates the file for you once you have clicked on the Generate button located below. When the file has been shown on this page, kindly copy it and then paste it into your website or blog so that this Robots.txt can be used. To your success. Good luck.
Free Robots.txt Generator
Create a perfectly formatted robots.txt file to guide search engine crawlers. Specify rules for all or specific bots in seconds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a robots.txt file?
A robots.txt file is a simple text file placed on your web server that tells search engine crawlers which pages or files the crawler can or can't request from your site. It acts as a guide, not an unbreakable command.
Do I need a robots.txt file?
While not strictly mandatory, it's highly recommended. It prevents crawlers from wasting their crawl budget on unimportant or private sections of your site and can help prevent duplicate content issues.
Where do I put the generated robots.txt file?
You should place the file in the root directory of your website. For example, it should be accessible at `https://www.yourdomain.com/robots.txt`. Blogger automatically handles a virtual one, but when you migrate, you will upload this to your root folder.