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URL Index Checker

Verify whether a page is indexed on Google, and check it against the technical factors that actually determine indexability.

Quick answer: No browser tool can query Google's private index directly β€” the only definitive way to confirm indexing is a site: search or Search Console's URL Inspection tool. This tool gives you one-click links to check both, plus an indexability readiness score based on the technical factors that actually control whether a page gets indexed.
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Technical Access
Discoverability
Content Quality
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Fill in the checklist and check to see your readiness score.

Confirm the actual index status: a readiness score estimates the odds β€” only a real search confirms it.

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    What Is a URL Index Checker?

    A URL index checker helps you find out whether a page has been indexed by Google β€” meaning it's stored in Google's database and eligible to appear in search results. No public, browser-based tool can query Google's actual index directly, so this tool works two ways: it gives you direct links to run a real site: search or open the page in Search Console, and it scores the page's indexability readiness based on the technical factors that determine whether Google can and will index it.

    Think of the readiness score as a pre-check. A page can fail to get indexed for reasons that have nothing to do with content quality β€” a stray noindex tag, a robots.txt block, or simply no internal links pointing to it. Working through the checklist surfaces exactly which of those technical blockers might apply.

    How the Readiness Score Is Calculated

    The score is based on three checklist categories:

    CategoryWhat it checks
    Technical accessWhether Google can actually reach and crawl the page β€” status code, noindex tags, and robots.txt rules.
    DiscoverabilityWhether Google is likely to find the page at all, through your sitemap, internal links, or a Search Console submission.
    Content qualityWhether the page has original content and enough time live to be worth indexing.

    Confirming the Real Index Status

    Once you've checked the technical factors, confirm the actual status with a real search: search site:yourpage.com on Google, or open the URL in Search Console's URL Inspection tool for the definitive verdict, including the specific reason if it isn't indexed. For the official breakdown of what "indexed" means and how to interpret the results, see Google Search Console's URL Inspection guide. For more on how indexing fits into a broader SEO strategy, see the SEO Copywriting Guide on the blog.

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