Robots.txt Tester
Try "Googlebot", "Googlebot-Image", or "*"
e.g. /blog/my-post or /files/report.pdf
Meta Robots Tag Decoder
Paste the value from <meta name="robots" content="..."> or an X-Robots-Tag header.
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How does the matching logic work?
Rules are grouped by the User-agent lines that precede them. When testing a crawler, this tool first looks for a group that names it exactly (case-insensitive), and only falls back to the wildcard * group if no exact match exists, matching real crawler behavior. Within the matching group, every Allow and Disallow rule is compared against the path, and the longest matching rule wins, regardless of which type it is. If an Allow and a Disallow match with equal length, Allow wins, this is what lets you block a whole folder but carve out one allowed subfolder inside it. Wildcards (* for any characters, $ to anchor the end of the URL) are both supported.
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