Google Indexing Status Checker

Check URL indexing status with connected Google Search Console.

Authorized Google Search Console Connection Required

Google provides real-time URL indexing status and crawl logs exclusively through the private URL Inspection API. To prevent fabricated data, you must authenticate with a Google account that has verified ownership of the property.

Verified GSC Property (siteUrl):

Exact Page URL to Inspect:

Google Search Console Access Token (OAuth Bearer):Requires Google OAuth Bearer token with scope: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/webmasters.readonly

Key Capabilities

5 capabilities

#	Capability
01	Official Google Search Console URL Inspection API integration
02	Inspect indexing verdict, coverage state, and crawl date
03	Check Google-selected canonical vs user-declared canonical
04	Identifies mobile usability and indexing issues
05	Clear connection guide for Google Search Console OAuth authorization

How to Use the Google Indexing Status Checker

Step 01

Connect Search Console

Authorize access to your verified Google Search Console property.

Step 02

Enter URL to Inspect

Provide any URL belonging to your verified Search Console property.

Step 03

Review Coverage Verdict

Inspect official indexing state, last crawl timestamp, and canonical signals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does this tool require Google Search Console authorization?

Google does not provide an anonymous public indexing API. Authorized Search Console access via the official URL Inspection API is the only accurate way to verify whether a URL is indexed by Google without guessing.

Does using the 'site:' search operator tell me if my page is indexed?

The 'site:' operator is an approximation and often omits or includes pages inconsistently. Search Console's URL Inspection API provides the single authoritative source of truth.

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