Free tools for AI search
Two small tools that do one job each and run entirely in your browser: one writes a valid llms.txt file for your site, the other produces Schema.org JSON-LD you can paste into a page. No account, no upload, nothing sent anywhere.
Why these two
Both files answer the same question from a machine that is reading your site without a browser: what is this site, and which pages matter. An llms.txt file says it in plain Markdown at the root of your domain; Schema markup says it in structured JSON inside the page itself. Assistants that cannot execute JavaScript rely on exactly this kind of plain, server-delivered text.
Neither file is magic and neither is a ranking factor. They are the cheapest way to stop a crawler from guessing, and guessing is where most wrong answers about a brand begin.
How they work
You fill in a short form, the output appears immediately, you copy it. Everything runs in the page you are looking at — there is no request to our servers, so nothing you type here is stored, logged or associated with you.
The generators do not check whether the facts you typed are true. They make the file valid; keeping it honest is your part, and an inaccurate llms.txt or a Schema block that describes something not on the page will do more harm than no file at all.
What these tools are not
- They are not an audit. They produce files; they do not tell you what the assistants currently say about you.
- They do not publish anything to your site. You get text to copy, and deploying it is a step you take yourself.
- They do not validate your claims. A generator cannot know whether your company really has the address you typed.
Common questions about these tools
- Do I need an account to use them?
- No. Both tools run in your browser and require no sign-up, no email and no payment. The account only matters if you later want a full audit of what the assistants actually say about your site.
- Is anything I type sent to your servers?
- No. The generators are plain client-side code: the form state lives in the page, the output is built in the page, and closing the tab discards all of it. That is also why we cannot recover what you typed if you close it by accident.
- Will adding these files make AI assistants recommend me?
- On their own, no. They make your site readable and unambiguous to a machine, which removes one class of failure. What the assistants say depends mainly on what exists about you across the wider web.
- How often should I regenerate them?
- Whenever the underlying facts change: new key pages, a renamed product, a different support address. Both files are small enough that regenerating takes a minute, and a stale file that contradicts your site is worse than none.