Advanced Robots.txt Generator

Advanced Robots.txt Generator

Create and customize robots.txt files to control search engine crawling behavior on your website.

Robots.txt Configuration

Leave empty if you don’t have a sitemap

Directory Restrictions

Add directories you want to block from search engine crawling.

File Type Restrictions

Block specific file types from being crawled.

URL Pattern Restrictions

Block URLs matching specific patterns.

Specific Crawler Rules

Set different rules for specific search engine crawlers.

BadBot

Popular Crawler Presets

Robots.txt Best Practices

Place in root directory

robots.txt must be accessible at yourdomain.com/robots.txt

Use for guidance only

Respectful crawlers follow robots.txt, but malicious ones may ignore it

Include sitemap location

Help search engines discover all your pages

Don’t block CSS/JS files

Blocking these can prevent proper page rendering in search results

Generated Robots.txt File

Save this content as “robots.txt” in your website’s root directory.

# Allow all search engines to crawl the site
User-agent: *
Disallow:

# Sitemap location (helps search engines find all pages)
Sitemap: https://easysmartcalculator.com/sitemap.xml

# Block admin and login pages
User-agent: *
Disallow: /admin/
Disallow: /login/

# Block specific crawlers
User-agent: BadBot
Disallow: /

Validation & Testing

Syntax Valid
Your robots.txt follows correct syntax rules
No Critical Blocks
You’re not blocking important site resources
Sitemap Included
Search engines can find your sitemap

Implementation Guide

How to Implement

  1. Copy the generated robots.txt content above
  2. Create a new text file named “robots.txt”
  3. Paste the content into this file
  4. Upload the file to your website’s root directory (same location as your homepage)
  5. Test the file is accessible at yourdomain.com/robots.txt
  6. Use the testing tools to verify it works correctly

Common Directories to Block

  • /admin/ – Administration areas
  • /login/ – Login pages
  • /cgi-bin/ – Server scripts
  • /tmp/ – Temporary files
  • /private/ – Private content