Robots.txt Tester

Enter a domain like <code>example.com</code> or a full URL such as <code>https://example.com</code>.
Use a crawler name such as <code>Googlebot</code> or <code>Bingbot</code>.
Provide the page or directory path you want to test, such as <code>/blog/</code> or <code>/private/report.pdf</code>.
Why this matters and how to use it

This tool helps you confirm whether your published robots.txt rules match the crawl behavior you intended for search engines and other bots.

Steps:

  1. Enter the site domain or URL so the tool can fetch the live robots.txt file.
  2. Choose the crawler user-agent you care about and the path you want to test.
  3. Review the parsed blocks and the final allow or disallow decision.
  4. If the verdict is wrong, adjust the file with the Robots Generator and retest before deploying.

Tip: Test critical sections such as admin paths, staging folders, and sitemap references whenever crawl controls change.

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