Interactively create a robots.txt file to indicate which robots you don't want crawling your site, and which files or directories you don't want crawled.

1 Choose your default robot access Allow all robots (Recommended) Block all robots 2 Specify any additional rules Crawl-Delay No Delay5 Seconds10 Seconds20 Seconds60 Seconds Sitemap Example: http://robots.googletoad.com/sitemap.xml (leave blank for none) Action Robot Files or directories AllowDisallow All RobotsGooglebotGooglebot-MobileGooglebot-ImageMediapartners-GoogleAdsbot-GoogleMSN SearchMSN PicSearchYahooYahoo MMAsk/TeomaGigaBlastDMOZ CheckerAlexa/WaybackBaidu If you want this rule to affect all files and directories, type /. To specify individual files or directories, type them one per line. Example: /directory/file.html /directory/subdirectory/ <TABLE cellPadding="1" cellSpacing="1" border="0" width="100%"> <TR> <TD width="080" class="Header_NoBack"></TD> <TD width="080" class="Header_NoBack">#1#</TD> <TD width="160" class="Header_NoBack">#2#</TD> <TD>#3#</TD> <TD width="070" class="Header_NoBack"><INPUT type="button" value="Delete" class="Width100" onclick="JavaScript:deleteLine(#I#);"></TD> </TR> </TABLE> 3 Create your robots.txt file 4 Save your robots.txt file To save your robots.txt file, click Download, or paste the text below into a .txt file. Name the file robots.txt, and save it to your site's top-level directory