Free Google Indexing Checker Tool
Enter any URL below to check if the page is Indexed or Not Indexed
Check If Your Webpages Are Indexed by Google
Easily verify whether your pages are indexed in Google Search with Digitup’s free Indexing Checker. Just enter a URL and instantly find out if it is included in Google’s index or not. This helps ensure your content is visible to users and eligible to rank in search results. Ready? Take these three quick steps:
Enter Your URLs
Paste one or multiple URLs (one per line) into the input field.
Click “Check Status”
Our tool instantly tests if the page is indexed or not in Google.
Download or Copy
Download results as TXT or CSV, or copy them directly to your clipboard.
Key Features of Digitup Indexing Checker
Common Use Cases for an Indexing Checker
New Content
SEO Audits
Website Migrations
Troubleshooting Visibility Issues
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FAQs
Explore our frequently asked questions.
What is an Index & Noindex Tag Checker?
An Index & Noindex Tag Checker helps you see whether your web pages can appear in Google and other search engines. It scans each URL for robots meta tags and HTTP headers to identify if a page is blocked or indexable — helping you maintain visibility and SEO performance.
Why is it important to check if my pages are indexed?
Indexed pages drive traffic from Google. If key URLs are marked “noindex,” they won’t appear in search results, hurting your organic reach. Regular checks ensure your important pages stay visible and discoverable.
What causes a page to become “noindexed” by mistake?
CMS defaults, staging environments, or developer updates can unintentionally add a “noindex” tag. That’s why regular checks after site updates or migrations are essential to protect your rankings.
How often should I run an index check?
Run an index check whenever you launch new pages, migrate your site, or perform quarterly SEO audits. It’s a simple way to catch visibility issues before they impact performance.
When should I intentionally use a noindex tag?
Use it for low-value or private pages like login screens, duplicate content, or internal dashboards. It keeps your site clean while ensuring valuable pages remain visible in search.
How does this tool support SEO audits and website migrations?
During audits or redesigns, the tool confirms that all high-priority pages remain indexable. Combined with Digitup’s Core Web Vitals Checker and HTTP Status Code Checker, it helps maintain visibility, speed, and crawl health.