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Google Index Checker
Check if Google has indexed your pages and find the ones that are missing.
Check if Google has indexed your pages
Published an article two weeks ago and it still doesn't show up in Google? The problem might be simple: your page isn't indexed. Without indexation, your page simply doesn't exist for Google — no matter how good your content is.
Our tool instantly checks whether a URL is in Google's index. It's the first step in any SEO diagnosis.
How to use it
- Enter the URL to check
- Click "Check" to get the result
- If not indexed, follow the troubleshooting steps below
My page isn't indexed: what to do
- Too new — submit manually via Google Search Console
- Noindex tag — check with our Meta Tags Analyzer
- Blocked by robots.txt — verify with our Robots.txt Generator
- Duplicate content — Google skips pages too similar to existing ones
- No internal links — orphan pages are invisible to Google
Also check the HTTP status code (should be 200) and HTTP headers.
FAQ
How long does Google take to index a new page?
It varies widely. High-authority sites get indexed in minutes. New blogs may wait weeks. Average is 4-14 days. To speed it up, submit your URL via Google Search Console and ensure your sitemap is current.
