This document has been translated from the official Framer blog and supplemented with practical information to help domestic users who struggle with the lack of Korean materials while learning Framer. We hope it provides even a little help to those using Framer.

What is the llms.txt file?

The llms.txt is a file provided by website operators to guide large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, or automated systems, on how to use the site's content. Through this file, site operators can clearly convey directions on what the LLM can learn or refer to, or which parts have restricted access.

Why should you add an llms.txt file?

With the increasing use of large language models, a lot of website content is automatically gathered and learned. However, operators sometimes need to manage whether certain content is limited or permitted for use by an LLM. The llms.txt file clearly communicates these requirements, helping ensure the website's data is used safely and in line with the operator's intentions.

Hosting llms.txt in Framer

In Framer, you can directly host .well-known files on your site or custom domain. This feature is available with the Pro, Launch, Scale, and Enterprise plans.

How to upload the llms.txt file

1. Open your project in Framer

2. Navigate to Site settings

3. Scroll to the Well-known files section

4. Upload the llms.txt file (supports TXT or JSON format)

After publishing your site, the file will be accessible at the /.well-known/llms.txt path. For more details on .well-known files, refer to the relevant guide.

By leveraging Framer's .well-known file support feature, you can provide the llms.txt file conveniently and securely, ensuring that automated services interacting with your site can easily find it.

This article is translated and adapted from the Framer official blog's 'Adding llms.txt to your site'.