Introduction

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Your website might be invisible to ChatGPT, and it’s not your fault.

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Most websites are built for people.

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But what happens when an AI assistant tries to read your site?

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• It sees cluttered HTML.
• Gets lost in menus.
• Misses the actual content your business offers.

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And just like that… you’re invisible in the new wave of AI-powered search.

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But there’s a fix, and it only takes 15 minutes.

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It’s called llms.txt — and this post will show you how to use it to make your website AI-readable and future-ready.

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What is llms.txt?

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Think of it as your website’s cheat sheet for AI.

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Just like:

• robots.txt tells Google what not to crawl
• and sitemap.xml lists all your pages
  → llms.txt tells ChatGPT, Claude, and other language models what your site is actually about in a clean, structured way.

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It highlights:

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1. What you do
2. What pages matter
3. Where clean, readable versions of those pages live (in Markdown)

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Why This Matters Now

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AI is changing how people search.

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Today, more buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity before they ever Google you.
And if those tools can’t understand your site, you don’t show up.

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Companies like Stripe, Cloudflare, and fast.ai are already using llms.txt.

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And now, smaller agencies and solo founders are adopting it too.

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How llms.txt Works (Simple Example)

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It’s a Markdown file. Here’s a sample from Simpliciti Designs:

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https://www.simplicitidesigns.co.uk/llm-pages/ux-strategy-md

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This file helps AI agents understand who you are and what you offer without getting distracted by bloated code or layouts.

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How to Add llms.txt in Webflow

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Even though Webflow doesn’t support raw .txt files at the root, you can still implement it with these steps:

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Step 1: Create a CMS collection

Call it “LLM Pages” or “AI Docs”

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Step 2: Add clean Markdown pages

One for each key service or case study
e.g. /llm-pages/web-design-md, /llm-pages/webflow-development-md

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Step 3: Create your llms.txt file

Paste in your summary, and link to each .md page using Markdown links

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Step 4: Publish it as a page (e.g. /llms or /ai-readable)

Keep it clean — no nav, no animations, just content

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What Pages Should You Include?

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Start with your most AI-relevant, buyer-driven pages:

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• Homepage summary
• Services
• Case Studies
• Free tools or downloads
• About / Contact
• Blog posts with strategic or topical value

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Free Template to Get Started

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Here’s a ready-made llms.txt structure you can copy:

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👉 Get Your Free Template

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Conclusion

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You don’t need to be technical.

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You just need to make your site easy for AI to understand.

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llms.txt is your way of saying:

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“Here’s what I do. Here’s proof. Show me to the right people.”

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In a world where search is changing fast, that clarity gives you an edge.

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TL;DR

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• llms.txt helps AI tools like ChatGPT understand your site
• It's easy to implement — especially in Webflow
• It's your next trust signal — like having a sitemap or schema
• Early adopters will stand out as AI search becomes the norm

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Need Help?

If you’re a B2B founder or marketer and want your site to be AI-visible, feel free to:

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→ Follow us on Linkedin
→ Or just steal our template

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