Indexability Checker
Check whether a webpage can be indexed by search engines.
Check whether a webpage can be indexed by search engines.
Inspect common page signals that can affect whether a URL is available for search-engine indexing. The checker helps you review important technical SEO elements without manually opening the page source and response information one item at a time.
Common factors include unsuccessful HTTP responses, redirects, robots directives such as noindex, canonical configuration and whether crawlers can access the requested resource. A page can also remain unindexed even when no obvious blocking directive is present.
This distinction is important. A technically indexable page is simply eligible to be considered for indexing. Search engines still decide whether and when to crawl, process and include a URL in their index based on many additional signals.
If a page appears technically accessible, continue checking its canonical URL, internal links, sitemap inclusion, content quality and the information reported by the relevant search-engine webmaster tools. This checker is a technical diagnostic rather than a guarantee of Google indexing.
Yes. Technical indexability alone does not guarantee that a search engine will index the URL.
It is a directive asking supported search engines not to include the page in search results.