SEO
Sep 1, 2025
How to access the robots.txt file
To ensure search engines can correctly navigate your site, a robots.txt file is necessary. In Framer, this file is automatically generated, and you can easily check it by appending /robots.txt to your domain.
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This document aims to address the challenges faced by local users learning Framer, due to the lack of Korean materials. We have translated content from the official blog into Korean and added useful practical information. We hope this will be helpful to Framer users.
The robots.txt file serves as a guide for web robots, indicating which web pages can be indexed and which should be excluded. This file is an essential element of Search Engine Optimization (SEO), providing direction on how robots should handle website content.
Framer automatically generates a robots.txt file. To check this file, you can add /robots.txt to the end of your domain address. For example, input mydomain.com/robots.txt. This allows search engine crawlers to efficiently navigate and index the relevant content on your site.
This article is an adapted translation of the Framer official blog's ‘How to access the robots.txt file’ content.
