Is your page indexable?
A page can only appear in Google if it returns 200 OK, isn't blocked by robots.txt, has no noindex in its meta tags or X-Robots-Tag header, and doesn't name another URL as canonical. Enter a URL and the checker tests all five, then gives a clear verdict with the exact reason if something blocks it.
One click runs a site: search on Google for that URL, the quickest way to see whether it's indexed. For pages on your own site, Search Console's URL Inspection tool gives the definitive answer and lets you request indexing.
How to check if a page is indexed
- 1
Enter the URL
Any public page.
- 2
Read the verdict
Indexable, or the reason it isn't.
- 3
Search Google
Click to run a site: search.
- 4
Request indexing
In Search Console, for your own site.
Key features
Five indexing checks
Status, robots.txt, meta, header, canonical.
Exact blocking rule
Know what to change.
site: search link
Check the index in one click.
Redirect awareness
Checks the final URL.
Common uses
- New pages not showing up: Rule out technical blocks.
- After a redesign: Catch leftover noindex tags.
- Traffic drops: Check key pages are still indexable.
Tips and good to know
- “Crawled – currently not indexed” in Search Console usually means a quality or duplication issue, not a technical block.
- Check up to 50 URLs at once with the Google Index Status Checker.