Free Google index checker
Paste one URL per line. For each one we build a Google site: search, so you can see in one click whether the page is in Google's index. Nothing is stored and no login is needed.
How to read the result
The page shows up: it is indexed. "Your search did not match any documents": it is not indexed yet. Check the exact URL, because www, https and a trailing slash can make a difference.
Google sometimes hides results for very new pages for a few hours, so check again later before you decide a link failed.
Backlink index checker for big lists
Checking hundreds of backlinks by hand takes time. When you submit links to IndexIn, every link is checked in Google automatically after 24 and 96 hours, and your dashboard shows which ones are indexed. Links that are still not indexed at the final check get their credits back.
If your URL is not indexed
Open the page and check for noindex, a robots.txt block, a canonical tag that points to another URL, or thin content. If the page is fine, it usually just has not been discovered yet. Our URL indexer gives Google new paths to find it.
Frequently asked questions
Is the site: search accurate?
It is the quickest public way to check indexing. For pages on your own site, the URL Inspection tool in Search Console gives the official status.
Why is my page indexed but not ranking?
Indexing only means Google stored the page. Ranking depends on relevance, content quality and links. A page has to be indexed before it can rank at all.