Google Index Checker

When publishing new blog posts, webpages, or landing pages, one of the most important SEO checks is verifying whether your page has been indexed by Google. Without indexing, your content won’t appear in search results, no matter how well-optimized it is. While Google does not allow any programmatic method or API to check indexing status, you can still check it manually using this tool.

Our Google Index Checker simplifies this process with a clean UI and one-tap indexing check.

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Why Checking Indexing Matters

If Google hasn't indexed your page, it won't appear in search results — no matter how well it's optimized. Checking indexing helps you confirm that Google has discovered your content after publication, sitemap updates, or technical fixes.

Identify visibility issues: Ensure pages are discoverable by search engines.
Verify fixes: Confirm that recent technical SEO changes (canonical, robots, noindex) are respected.
Monitor newly published content: Quickly confirm whether new posts or landing pages are indexed.

What This Tool Does

This is a manual index checker — it does not attempt to scrape or call private Google APIs. Instead it:

Generates a correct site: query for the URL or domain you enter.
Provides quick one-click actions to open Google with the prefilled query.
Gives step-by-step troubleshooting tips and interpretation guidance.

Why manual? Because Google prevents programmatic index checks — using a human-driven site: search is the correct and compliant approach.

How It Works — Quick Guide

Enter a domain or a full URL (e.g., https://example.com/post-title).
Tool creates the query site:example.com/post-title.
Click the generated link to open Google with that query.
Interpret results:
- If your page appears in results → it's indexed.
- If Google shows “No results found” → it's likely not indexed yet.

Key Features

One-click check

Automatically builds the correct site: query for your URL.

Safe & compliant

No scraping, no automation, fully within Google's guidelines.

Privacy-first

The tool only builds queries — nothing is stored or sent to third parties.

If Your Page Is Not Indexed — Troubleshooting

Try these steps to diagnose and fix indexing problems:

Check robots.txt — ensure Googlebot is not blocked from crawling your site.
Look for noindex — remove meta robots noindex tags on the page.
Verify HTTP status — the URL should return 200 OK, not 4xx/5xx or redirects to login pages.
Use Google Search Console — use URL inspection and request indexing when available.
Improve internal linking — link from already-indexed pages to help discovery.
Ensure canonical is correct — wrong canonical tags can prevent indexing of desired URLs.
Update sitemap — include the URL in your sitemap and resubmit if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

No — Google blocks programmatic index checks and unofficial APIs. This tool uses a manual site: search which is compliant and reliable for human verification.

No. The tool generates a search query on the client or server and opens Google. No indexing requests are stored, logged, or shared.

Perform the troubleshooting steps above: check robots.txt, meta robots, sitemap, status code, internal links, and request indexing via Google Search Console if you own the property.

A site: search is a practical manual check. For definitive indexing status and diagnostics, use Google Search Console's "URL inspection" which provides crawl and index details for verified properties.