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WordPress Robots.txt Generator

Create optimized robots.txt files for your WordPress site with our easy-to-use generator tool

Paste the full URL of your WordPress site

About This Tool

The WordPress Robots.txt Generator is a specialized tool designed to help website owners, developers, and SEO professionals create perfectly formatted robots.txt files for WordPress sites.

A robots.txt file is crucial for controlling search engine crawlers and directing them to important content while blocking access to sensitive areas of your site. Our tool simplifies this process with intelligent defaults and customization options.

Key Features

Smart Defaults

Pre-configured with WordPress best practices to block access to admin areas, trackbacks, and other sensitive directories.

Customization Options

Toggle between allowing all bots or disallowing specific bots with our easy checkbox options.

Automatic Sitemap Inclusion

Automatically adds WordPress sitemap references to help search engines index your content.

One-Click Copy

Copy the generated robots.txt to your clipboard with a single click for easy implementation.

Benefits of Using Our Tool

Enhanced Security

Protect sensitive areas of your WordPress site from being indexed by search engines.

Improved SEO

Guide search engines to your most important content and prevent duplicate content issues.

Crawl Budget Optimization

Ensure search engines spend their crawl budget on your valuable content rather than wasting it on irrelevant pages.

How to Implement in WordPress

Follow these simple steps to add your generated robots.txt to your WordPress site:

1

Generate Your File

Use the tool above to create your custom robots.txt file. Click "Generate Robots.txt" and then "Copy to Clipboard".

2

Access WordPress Files

Log in to your WordPress hosting account and access your site files via FTP or the File Manager in cPanel.

3

Locate Root Directory

Navigate to your website's root directory (usually named public_html, www, or your domain name).

4

Upload the File

If a robots.txt file already exists, rename it as a backup. Then create a new file named "robots.txt" and paste your generated content.

5

Verify

Visit yourdomain.com/robots.txt in a browser to confirm your new file is active. Use Google Search Console to test it.