URL Inspection
Check whether individual pages are indexed by Google, one at a time or in bulk.
Powered by Google’s URL Inspection API. Inspect a single URL, or run a bulk batch sourced from a file upload, a pasted list, a Search Console sitemap, or a pasted sitemap URL (index files auto-expand).
A bulk batch runs one of two ways. Run in this tab streams results in as they arrive, but stops if you close the tab. Run in the background hands the list to our servers, so you can close the tab and come back later: the run keeps its place, shows up under Background runs with live progress, and can email you when it is done. Big lists belong in the background.
What you get
- A live progress bar with All / Indexed / Not-indexed / Errors tabs.
- Per-URL results (verdict, coverage / indexing / robots / page-fetch states, crawled-as, last-crawl, referring URLs), expandable and CSV-exportable.
- Background runs with saved progress, cancel, optional completion email, and the same filters and CSV export on the results.
- Inspection history that persists across sessions; URLs outside the property are skipped.
All inspection tools share Google’s hard quota of 2,000 inspections per property per day. Hitting it stops a tab-side bulk run with a banner; a background run pauses instead and picks itself back up after the daily reset. See the FAQ on the URL Inspection tool and requesting indexing.
Part of Indexing & URL inspection. Related: Index Tracker, Sitemaps.