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Page Indexing Checker
Check if a specific URL is indexed by Google and see how many pages from the domain appear in search results.
Enter a URL and click "Check Indexing" to see if it's indexed by Google
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What Is Page Indexing?
Page indexing is the process by which Google adds your pages to its search database. If a page isn't indexed, it won't appear in search results no matter how well optimised it is. Indexing is the prerequisite for all organic visibility — Google first crawls your page, then decides whether to index it based on content quality, technical factors, and your site's overall authority.
How to Use the Page Indexing Checker
Enter a URL to check whether Google has indexed it. The tool queries Google to determine indexing status and shows how many pages from the domain are currently in Google's index.
- Check new pages 1–2 weeks after publishing to confirm Google has found and indexed them.
- If a page isn't indexed, check for noindex tags, canonical issues, or robots.txt blocks that might be preventing it.
- Monitor your total indexed page count over time — a sudden drop could indicate a technical issue.
- Submit important new pages via Google Search Console to speed up indexing.
Why Pages Don't Get Indexed
Common reasons include noindex meta tags, robots.txt blocks, canonical tags pointing elsewhere, low content quality, duplicate content, and crawl budget issues on large sites. New sites with few backlinks may also experience slower indexing because Google discovers them less frequently. Fixing these issues and submitting pages through Google Search Console is usually enough to resolve indexing problems.
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