Google Index Checker

The Google Index Checker tells you for free whether a URL is indexed by Google, so you can confirm your important pages are actually eligible to appear in search.

Why indexing matters

A page can only rank if Google has indexed it. New pages, blocked URLs or technical issues can leave content unindexed and invisible in search. Checking index status helps you catch pages that need attention or resubmission.

How to use the Google Index Checker

1. Enter one or more URLs.
2. Click Check.
3. See which URLs are indexed and which are not.

Key features

• Free index-status checks
• Bulk checking for many URLs
• Quickly find unindexed pages
• No sign-up required

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Google Index Checker free?

Yes, it is free with no account required.

What does 'indexed' mean?

It means Google has stored the page and it can appear in search results.

Why is my page not indexed?

Common causes include being new, blocked by robots or noindex, or thin content.

Can I check many URLs at once?

Yes, bulk index checking is supported.