Free Google Index Checker

Paste up to 10 URLs, get a real answer from Google's results. No sign-up. 20 checks per day.

What this checks, honestly

For each URL we run a live Google site: query through a SERP API and look for your page in the results, the same check you'd do by hand, automated. A green Indexed means Google is returning the page in search results right now. A red Not found means the page didn't appear for its own site: query, which almost always means it is not indexed (Google notes site: results can occasionally lag the real index, so treat edge cases with Search Console's URL Inspection as the final word).

Page not indexed? Here's the playbook

1. Find the cause. Our guide to the 12 reasons pages don't get indexed covers them in order of likelihood, from noindex tags to thin content. The two Search Console statuses with their own deep-dives: "Crawled - currently not indexed" and "Discovered - currently not indexed".
2. If it's just not discovered yet, submit it. Zeneth Indexer submits pages through the official Google Indexing API, watches your sitemap every 10 minutes, and then verifies each page against Search Console data, so you see confirmed indexed status instead of re-running spot checks here.