Google Index Checker
Verify if your website pages are indexed in Google search results
Features
Real-time Index Check
Instant verification of indexing status
Crawl Date Detection
Last crawled date information
Bulk URL Check
Check multiple URLs at once
Indexing Issues
Identify potential indexing problems
Google Index Checker - Verify URL Indexing Status
Our free Google Index Checker helps you determine if your web pages are properly indexed in Google's search results. Ensure your SEO efforts are effective by verifying the indexing status of your important pages.
Why Check Indexing Status?
- Confirm new content is being indexed by Google
- Identify pages with indexing issues
- Monitor website health and SEO performance
- Troubleshoot search visibility problems
- Verify technical SEO improvements
How Google Indexing Works
Google uses web crawlers to discover and index web pages. Our tool checks Google's index to see if your URL has been successfully crawled and stored in their search database. Indexed pages can appear in search results, while non-indexed pages remain invisible to searchers.
Common Indexing Issues
- Blocked by robots.txt
- Noindex meta tags
- Duplicate content
- Slow page speed
- Canonicalization issues
- Server errors
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How long does Google take to index new pages?
A: Typically 3 days to 4 weeks, depending on website authority and crawl budget.
Q: Why is my page not getting indexed?
A: Common reasons include poor internal linking, duplicate content, or technical blocking.
Q: Can I force Google to index my page?
A: Use Google Search Console's URL Inspection Tool to request indexing.
Q: How often should I check indexing status?
A: Regularly monitor important pages, especially after making significant changes.