Google Index Checker
Check if your web pages are indexed by Google. Enter up to 20 URLs, generate site: queries and verify directly on Google and Bing with one click.
✅ Free 🔍 site: Queries 📋 Batch 20 URLs 🔗 Direct Check
🔍Google Index Checker
ℹ️ This tool generates site: search queries that let you verify Google indexing status. Click the search links to check directly on Google.
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site: Query Generator
Generates the correct site: search query for each URL to check Google indexing status.
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Batch Processing
Check up to 20 URLs at once — one per line, with results for each.
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One-Click Verification
Direct buttons to check each URL on Google and Bing simultaneously.
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100% Private
URL list is processed in your browser. Nothing sent to any server.
⭐ User Reviews
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Lena T.
Yesterday
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Checking 15 URLs at once with one-click Google and Bing links is so much faster than doing site: queries manually. I use this after every content publish to confirm indexing within 24 hours.
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Jake M.
3 days ago
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The batch processing for an entire sitemap section is invaluable. I paste all URLs from a new blog section and check them all in one go. The clear explanation of how to read results is helpful.
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Maya K.
1 week ago
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I use this to diagnose crawl issues — when a page isn't ranking, the first check is whether it's indexed at all. This makes that check fast and systematic for any number of URLs.
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Victor B.
2 weeks ago
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The sample URL loader is a nice touch for understanding how the tool works. The Google and Bing links open in new tabs so I can check multiple URLs without losing my place.
Google Index Checker📖 How to Use
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Enter URLs
Paste up to 20 URLs, one per line. Include full URLs with https://.
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Generate Queries
Click Check Indexing to generate site: queries for every URL.
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Verify on Google
Click the Google button next to each URL to check indexing status directly.
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Diagnose Issues
If a page shows no results, check robots.txt, noindex tags and Search Console.
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❓ FAQ
What is Google indexing?+
Indexing is the process by which Google's crawlers discover and add your web pages to Google's search index. Only indexed pages can appear in search results. New pages typically take a few days to weeks to be indexed.
What is a site: query?+
A site: search (e.g. site:example.com/page) shows whether Google has indexed that specific URL. If the URL appears in results, it is indexed. No results means it is not in Google's index.
Why would a page not be indexed?+
Common reasons: robots.txt disallows crawling, noindex meta tag, canonical tag points elsewhere, page is very new, low-quality content, no internal links pointing to the page, or crawl budget exhaustion on large sites.
How do I request faster indexing?+
Submit your URL in Google Search Console (URL Inspection tool → Request Indexing). Also submit or resubmit your sitemap in Search Console for bulk discovery.
What is the difference between crawling and indexing?+
Crawling is when Googlebot visits and reads your page. Indexing is when Google adds it to the searchable index. A page can be crawled but not indexed (e.g. if it has a noindex tag).