Google Index Checker
Paste up to 25 URLs of your site and see which ones Google has indexed, with Google's own reason for the others. Free with a Google sign-in.
How this index checker works
The checker asks Google's URL Inspection, the same check you can run one URL at a time in Search Console, for up to 25 URLs at once. You sign in with the Google account that has your site in Search Console, and TurboIndex asks with that account's access. For each URL you get Google's verdict, Google's reason when the page is not indexed, the last time Googlebot crawled it and the canonical Google picked.
Each URL is inspected in the Search Console property of yours that covers it: the closest URL-prefix property, or the Domain property. URLs outside your properties get the manual links instead, because Google only answers URL Inspection for sites you have access to.
Why not a site: search?
A site: search works for any URL, but it is a sample: Google says the operator does not necessarily return every indexed URL. URL Inspection is the source of truth for your own site, so that is what the checker uses. For a site that is not yours, every row still links to the site: search on Google.
What to do with pages that are not indexed
- Fix what Google reports first: a 404, a noindex tag, a robots.txt rule or a redirect keeps the page out whatever else you do. The indexability checker shows each of them in detail.
- Make sure the URL is listed in your sitemap. The sitemap validator shows what Google will read.
- Link to the page from pages that are already indexed. Orphan pages wait the longest.
- Request indexing in Search Console, or let a tool submit the URLs for you every day.
Nobody can guarantee that Google indexes a page. Google decides based on quality and demand. What you can control is that the page is reachable, allowed and submitted.
Checking more than 25 URLs
The checker takes 25 URLs at a time and 100 a day. For a whole site, TurboIndex reads the real status of every URL in your sitemaps with URL Inspection, keeps the history and tells you when a page drops out. It is free for one site.
Questions and answers
How does the checker know whether a page is indexed?
It asks Google. After you sign in with the Google account that has your site in Search Console, the checker runs URL Inspection for each URL, the same check as in Search Console, and shows Google's verdict: indexed or not, Google's reason, the last crawl and the canonical Google picked.
Why do I have to sign in?
Google answers URL Inspection only to the owners and users of a site in Search Console. Signing in with Google lets TurboIndex ask with your access, for your sites. Your first sign-in creates a free TurboIndex account. Without signing in, the checker builds a Google search and a Search Console link for every URL, to check by hand.
Can I check a site that is not mine?
Not with Google's answer: URL Inspection only works for sites in your Search Console, and those URLs show as Not your site. Each of them still gets a site: search link on Google, which is a rough hint, not proof.
Why does a page show as Blocked?
Google says the page itself keeps it out: robots.txt disallows it, it carries a noindex tag, it answers 404, it redirects, or the server answered with an error. Google's reason and what to change are under the address.
How many URLs can I check?
25 at a time and 100 a day per account. Google allows 2,000 URL Inspections a day per Search Console property, and TurboIndex uses the rest to check your pages in the background.
Can I watch every page of my site automatically?
Yes. TurboIndex checks every URL in your sitemaps with URL Inspection, keeps the history and emails you when Google drops a page. It is free for one site.