Robots.txt Analyzer

Fetch and analyze any website's robots.txt file. See allowed/disallowed paths, crawl delays, sitemaps, and validate syntax. Free tool.

Help Us Improve
Be the first to rate!

Robots.txt Analyzer fetches the robots.txt file from any domain and parses every directive. Instantly see which paths are disallowed for Googlebot, Bingbot, or all crawlers, find referenced sitemaps, and spot syntax errors that could accidentally block your entire site.

How it works

  1. 1Enter the domain (e.g. example.com)
  2. 2Click Analyze — the tool fetches and parses robots.txt
  3. 3Review rules per user-agent, disallowed paths, and sitemaps
  4. 4Fix any syntax errors shown in the error panel

Who uses this tool

  • ✓SEO professionals auditing crawl directives
  • ✓Developers verifying deployment did not accidentally block crawlers
  • ✓Marketers ensuring campaign landing pages are crawlable
  • ✓Site owners checking competitor robots.txt for insights
  • ✓Webmasters troubleshooting pages not indexed by Google

Frequently Asked Questions

What is robots.txt?
robots.txt is a file in the root of a website that instructs web crawlers which pages or sections they can and cannot crawl.
Can blocking robots.txt hurt SEO?
Yes. If you accidentally disallow important pages, search engines won't index them. Always verify your robots.txt after changes.
Is robots.txt enforced?
It's a voluntary standard. Well-behaved bots like Googlebot respect it; malicious bots often ignore it.