Indexability checker
Paste a URL and we fetch it live, then run every technical signal Google uses to decide whether a page can be indexed — HTTP status, redirects, the X-Robots-Tag header, <meta robots>, the canonical, and robots.txt. One plain-English verdict, no sign-in.
Indexable vs. indexed
This tool checks indexability — whether anything technical is stopping Google. That is different from being indexed, which is Google's own decision after it crawls. To check whether a URL is already in Google's index, connect your Search Console and use the Google index checker, which reads the official URL Inspection API.
If a signal is red
A single noindex or a robots.txt disallow is enough to keep a page out of Google. Fix the blocker, then push a recrawl so Google re-evaluates fast — connect your own Search Console and submit the URL. Stuck on a specific Search Console error? See the indexing fixes.