# Add robots.txt File

You can control which files crawlers may access on your site with a robots.txt file. Read more about creating a robots.txt file [here](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/robots/create-robots-txt).

Once you have a robots.txt file created, you can upload in the Limio Console via the general settings.

1\. Navigate to the settings section.

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2\. You will be taken to the shop settings.

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3\. In the shop settings you will see field for Robots.txt. Here you can drag and drop your robots.txt file.

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4\. Finally save your changes.

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