Guide

Adding llms.txt to a Wix site

Wix is rolling out built-in llms.txt management. On supported plans you edit it from the dashboard; on others there's a fallback. Either way it ends up at yourdomain.com/llms.txt.

1. Use the built-in tool (supported plans)

In your Wix dashboard, go to SEO → Tools and settings → Go to LLMs.txt. Wix auto-generates a file from your site; review and edit the content there. Once published it's served at /llms.txt automatically. The feature is rolling out first to Premium / eCommerce plans.

2. Trim what Wix generates for you

This is the step most people skip. The auto-generated file is a starting point, not a finished one — it tends to list everything it can find. But llms.txt is meant to be a curated index, so cut it back to the pages that genuinely help someone understand and use your site, and add a short description after each link:

# Studio Name

> Online store for handmade ceramics. These links cover the catalogue, shipping and care.

## Shop
- [All products](https://example.com/shop): The full catalogue
- [Bestsellers](https://example.com/shop/best): Most-ordered pieces

## Help
- [Shipping and returns](https://example.com/shipping): Times, costs and policy
- [Care guide](https://example.com/care): How to look after the pieces

Fifteen well-described links beat two hundred bare ones — a model reading your file has a limited budget, and every junk entry spends it. Format details: how to create an llms.txt file.

3. If you don't see the tool yet

4. Velo: a custom route (advanced)

If your site uses Velo (Wix's dev mode), you can serve the file from code with an HTTP function and a redirect, giving you full control over the content. Overkill for most sites, but an option when you need it.

5. Verify it's actually live

Whichever route you took, confirm the file is served at the root as plain text — not an HTML page, not a 404:

curl -sI https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt

You want a 200 and a text/plain content type. Then paste your domain into the validator: it checks the structure and fetches every linked URL — the failure almost everyone misses is a tidy file pointing at pages that no longer exist. On a different builder? See llms.txt for Squarespace.

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