How to Add llms.txt in Webflow

llms.txt is a short Markdown file at your site’s root (yoursite.com/llms.txt) that tells AI assistants what your site is about and which pages matter most. It’s a proposed standard (llmstxt.org), not a ranking guarantee, but it takes a few minutes to add.

Step 1: Write the file

Create a plain text file named llms.txt:

# Your Company

> One or two sentences on what you do and who it's for.

## Key pages
- [Product](https://yoursite.com/product): what it does
- [Pricing](https://yoursite.com/pricing): plans and costs
- [Docs](https://yoursite.com/docs): how to get started

## Optional
- [Blog](https://yoursite.com/blog): guides and updates

Use full URLs on your live domain, and only list pages you’d want an AI to cite.

Step 2: Check Webflow’s site settings first

Webflow lets you upload some root files from the site settings, and its options change over time. Open your project’s Site settings, look under the SEO section for an llms.txt option, and upload your file there if you see one. Then publish the site.

Step 3: If there’s no upload option, use a redirect

1. Upload llms.txt to a place that serves it as plain text, such as the Webflow Assets panel or another file host, and copy its URL.
2. In Site settings → Publishing → 301 redirects, add a redirect from /llms.txt to that file URL.
3. Publish the site.

A redirect works for most crawlers, but some tools expect the file to be served directly from your domain, so prefer the built-in option when it exists.

Step 4: Confirm it works

Open yoursite.com/llms.txt in a private browser window and make sure you see the text, not a 404 page. Then run your site through our free AI-friendly checker to confirm llms.txt is detected and to see whether structured data or robots.txt rules are holding you back.

Keep it current

Update llms.txt whenever you add or retire a major page. A file full of dead links is worse than no file at all.