Check which of your pages are indexed in Google. Enter up to 1,000 URLs and instantly see the indexing status for each.
No account needed. Paste up to 5 URLs and find out if Google has indexed them - results in seconds.
Paste up to 5 URLs. Each URL counts as 1 check toward your daily limit of 15.
Register for a free account and get 100 credits - check up to 100 URLs with no payment required.
Claim your 100 free creditsThree simple steps to check indexation status for any number of URLs.
Enter one URL per line into the text area. You can paste up to 1 000 URLs at once - from a spreadsheet, a crawl export, or a sitemap.
Click "Check Indexation" and watch results stream in live as each URL is verified against Google using a site: search query.
See the indexed status for each URL instantly. Export all results as a CSV file, or copy only the indexed or not-indexed URLs to your clipboard.
Designed for SEOs who need fast, reliable indexation data at scale.
Paste up to 1 000 URLs at once directly from a spreadsheet, a site crawl, or any text source. One URL per line is all it takes.
When a page is indexed, you see the page title as it appears in search results and a short snippet - so you can confirm the right content is indexed.
Immediately see which URLs are missing from the index. Useful for identifying pages that were de-indexed, blocked, or never crawled.
Download a full CSV file containing every URL and its Google indexation status. Ready to open in Excel or Google Sheets.
Copy the full list of indexed URLs or the full list of not-indexed URLs to your clipboard with a single button - no manual filtering needed.
No monthly subscription. Credits are deducted only after a successful lookup. 1 credit per URL checked.
From solo SEOs to large agencies, this tool fits any workflow that involves managing page indexation at scale.
Quickly verify indexation across an entire site as part of a technical SEO audit. Export the results and include them in your report.
After a migration, check which new URLs have been indexed and which old URLs are still in the index or have been removed.
Monitor indexation of newly published articles or product pages to confirm they have been picked up by search engines.
Provide clients with a clear breakdown of indexed vs. not-indexed pages across their site with detailed Google indexation data.
Verify that pages intentionally removed from the index - such as duplicate content or outdated pages - are no longer being indexed.
Export all URLs from your sitemap and paste them into the checker to confirm that every submitted URL is actually indexed.
Why is it actually important to know if a page has been indexed? There could be many reasons. For example, if you have a new project or website and you're curious whether your subpage or even your entire domain has already been indexed by Google. Indexing is, after all, the gateway to achieving rankings and organic traffic. Without indexing, you have no rankings, so users will hardly find you via the iconic "search" button.
Since our tool can check up to 1 000 different domains at once, you can, for example, verify the quality of domains where you want to buy ads. Indexing will tell you if a given domain has been penalized or is too new to be visible in SERP. It's an initial quality test. Our tool can also tell you if a subpage of your new service or product has been indexed.
The free indexation checker can reveal a lot to marketers, domain owners, or SEO experts. To show you how our tool works, you can try up to 15 indexing tests on Google for free. You risk nothing and if you like the service, you can sign up to use our tool as part of our comprehensive position tracking tool.
Pay only for what you check. No monthly fees, no credit expiration.
Credits are only deducted after a successful lookup - never on errors or failed requests. New accounts receive 100 free credits on registration, so you can try the tool right away with no payment required.
Common questions about checking URL indexation in Google.
site: query against Google and reads the result. If Google returns the page, it's indexed. If nothing comes back, the page isn't in the index.
robots.txt, it has a noindex tag, or the content is too thin or duplicated from somewhere else.
Create a free account and get 100 credits to check your first URLs right away. No payment required to get started.