Karan Makani

Admin Robots.txt Editor automatically creates a default <code>robots.txt</code> file (if missing) and provides a user-friendly interface to edit it from the WordPress dashboard.
<h3>Features:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Automatically generates <code>robots.txt</code> with default SEO-friendly rules</li>
<li>Simple admin panel to view and edit contents</li>
<li>Option to reset to default content</li>
<li>Fully editable using a WordPress textarea field</li>
<li>No need for FTP or file access</li>
<li>Uses the official <code>robots_txt</code> hook (recommended by WordPress.org)</li>
</ul>

Admin Robots.txt Editor

Easily create, edit, and manage your site's robots.txt file directly from the WordPress admin panel.

Marios Alexandrou

Virtual Robots.txt is an easy (i.e. automated) solution to creating and managing a robots.txt file for your site. Instead of mucking about with FTP, files, permissions ..etc, just upload and activate the plugin and you’re done.
By default, the Virtual Robots.txt plugin allows access to the parts of WordPress that good bots like Google need to access. Other parts are blocked.
If the plugin detects an existing XML sitemap file, a reference to it will be automatically added to your robots.txt file.

Virtual Robots.txt

Awesome, a simple solution to a common issue (site content managers who want to hide certain pages from Google search results).

Just a little note: in my case, the existing Sitemap created by the plugin "Google (XML) Sitemaps Generator" by Arne Brachhold wasn't detected.

Efficient and unobstrusive

I like the fact that it's so clean. Thanks for building it!

Does the Job

Virtual Robots.txt automatically creates a robots.txt file for your site. Your robots.txt file can be easily edited from the plugin settings page.

Admin Robots.txt Editor vs Virtual Robots.txt