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Bulk index checker for Google Search Console

Check whether your pages are actually in Google's index — in bulk, straight from your connected Search Console. Pages already showing in Search are confirmed instantly for free; the rest are inspected via Google's URL Inspection API. Get a clear indexed / not-indexed / excluded breakdown and export it to CSV.

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What it does

The bulk index checker, in detail

Straight from Search Console

Uses your own connected property and Google's official URL Inspection API — real index status, not a scrape or a guess.

Free instant prefilter

Pages that already get impressions in Search are confirmed indexed at once, without spending any inspection quota — often 30–60% of a list up front.

Clear status breakdown

Every URL is bucketed: indexed, not indexed, excluded (noindex / canonical / duplicate) or error — with Google's coverage state and last-crawl date.

Quota-paced & resumable

Big lists are inspected up to Google's 2,000/day per property; the run parks when the quota is spent and resumes on its own the next day.

Paste a list or a sitemap

Feed URLs directly or point at a sitemap (index sitemaps and .gz supported) — up to 200,000 URLs per run.

CSV export

Export the full result — URL, status, coverage, canonical, last crawl — filtered or complete, in one click.

How it works

Bulk index check in three steps

Pick a project

Choose a project with a connected Search Console property — the checker uses its access.

Add your URLs

Paste a list or point at a sitemap. The prefilter confirms ranking pages instantly; the rest queue for inspection.

Read the results

Watch the indexed / not-indexed / excluded breakdown fill in, filter by status, and export to CSV.

See what Google actually indexed

Connect your Search Console, paste your URLs, and get the real indexed / not-indexed breakdown — free for members.

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