Build rule groups
Add a user-agent group and set allow or disallow rules with their paths.
Build a valid robots.txt file with rules, delays and sitemapA single misplaced Disallow can erase your site from Google, and hand-writing this tiny file in Notepad is a classic way to cause disasters. Build it with a visual form instead: user-agent groups, Allow and Disallow rules, crawl delay and sitemap, with a live preview.
Build a valid robots.txt file with rules, delays and sitemap
# Generated with the ZaxisMedia robots.txt Generator User-agent: * Disallow: /admin/
Empty paths are allowed only for the full-block convention "Disallow: /", which blocks the whole site. Upload the file to your domain root as robots.txt. Everything is generated in your browser.
Add a user-agent group and set allow or disallow rules with their paths.
Optionally set a crawl delay per group and add your sitemap URL.
Copy the generated file or download it, then upload it to your site root as robots.txt.
Writing robots.txt by hand is error-prone: one wrong slash can block your entire site from search engines or leave admin areas open to crawlers. The robots.txt Generator gives you a visual form where you add user-agent groups, set allow and disallow rules per path, add optional crawl delays, and include your sitemap URL. The file preview updates live as you edit. It is built for site owners, SEOs and developers who need a correct robots.txt without memorizing the syntax. When you are done, copy the output with one click or download it as a .txt file, then upload it to the root of your domain as robots.txt.
Everyday situations where two careful minutes with this file prevent real damage.
Keep crawlers out of /admin/, cart and login pages so private areas never appear in search results where they do not belong.
Hide a staging site with a full site-wide Disallow during development, then remember to remove the rule before launch day arrives.
Add a crawl delay when an aggressive bot strains your server, asking polite crawlers to wait a few seconds between requests.
List your sitemap URL at the end of the file so crawlers discover it directly, without waiting for a Search Console submission.
Small habits that keep this high-stakes file correct.
Watch the live preview update as you edit, and let the tool flag risky setups before the file ever goes live.
After uploading, open yourdomain.com/robots.txt in a browser to confirm the live file matches exactly what you built, since caches can serve stale copies.
A full site-wide Disallow is the correct way to hide staging, and a catastrophe if left in production, so remove it at launch.
Everything is generated in your browser. No account, no upload, no server copy of your file.

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