# Adding llms.txt to a Wix site

> On supported plans Wix generates llms.txt from your dashboard. Where to find the tool, what to edit — and the fallbacks if your plan doesn't have it yet.

Wix is rolling out built-in [llms.txt](/guide/what-is-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](/guide/how-to-create-llms-txt).

## 3. If you don't see the tool yet

  - Upload an `llms.txt` via the Wix file manager; on plans that allow it, place it under `/.well-known/llms.txt`.

  - If nothing serves it at the root, contact Wix support and ask them to expose the file at `yourdomain.com/llms.txt` — the rollout is ongoing.

## 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](/guide/llms-txt-for-squarespace).