Google Index Checker

A page that is not in Google's index cannot rank, no matter how good it is. New posts, pages blocked by a stray noindex tag, URLs that redirect in a loop and pages Google judged as thin all end up outside the index, and the only symptom is silence in the traffic reports. The quickest honest check is still a site: search for the exact address: if Google lists the URL, it is indexed; if it lists a different address on the same site, the page lives in the index under another URL (a redirect, a trailing slash, a canonical); if it lists nothing, it is not indexed or too new.

This tool prepares those searches for a batch of up to ten URLs. For each line it builds two Google addresses, site:example.com/page/ and the URL in quotes, which sometimes finds a fresh page that site: misses, and adds the location, language and country fields so you see the answer from the market you care about. Open them one at a time with the buttons, or use Check all to open every search in its own tab; the browser may ask you to allow pop-ups the first time. The addresses can also be copied into a spreadsheet for a team.

Google serves results only to a browser running JavaScript and answers servers with a verification page, so the searches open in your browser rather than being fetched here; what you read is Google's real answer, not a scraped guess. Search Console remains the authority for your own sites; this tool is for pages you do not own in Console: a client's site, a competitor's new section, or a batch of URLs after a migration. Nothing you paste is sent to our server.