How to add llms.txt file to Webflow in just 5 steps

Llms.txt file explained

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llms.txt is a new emerging standard introduced in 2025 that helps AI tools like ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, and Claude find the most useful, structured parts of your documentation—typically in Markdown format. It works like robots.txt but for large language models (LLMs), pointing them to clean, token-efficient content they can parse quickly and accurately.

By guiding AI tools away from bloated HTML and toward concise, developer-ready docs, llms.txt improves the quality of code completions, reduces hallucinations, and increases productivity. More importantly, it also increases the visibility of your content in AI-powered developer environments, making it more likely your docs show up in tools like ChatGPT or Copilot. In a world where AI is the new search engine, llms.txt helps your site rank higher—inside the tools developers actually use.

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Step 1: Create the llms.txt File

You can create one using the llms.txt file creator that I did specifically for this use case. https://www.cuewise.ai/

Step 2: Upload llms.txt to Webflow Assets

1. Open the assets panel and upload the llms.txt file.

2. Click Upload, then choose your llms.txt file.

3. Once uploaded, right-click the file and choose Copy URL. You’ll need this in the next step.

Step 3: Add a Redirect for /llms.txt

Since Webflow doesn’t support direct root-level file uploads, we use a redirect trick:

1. Go to Site Settings → Publishing tab.

2. Scroll down to the "Add Redirect Path" section.

3. In Old Path, type llms.txt and then add the link.

Important! Make sure to save and publish your site.

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Test Your Setup

Open the browser and type in your domain followed by llms.txt

https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt


Now you should be able to see your created llms.txt file. AI tools will now be able to find and use your optimized documentation!