Indexability Checker
Paste any page URL to see whether search engines may index it. The checker reads the robots meta tag, crawler response headers and canonical so stray blocks are caught before they cost traffic.
Enter a URL to begin
Results appear here — nothing is stored.
What this check covers
- Indexable
- Robots meta tag
- X-Robots-Tag header
- Canonical
- Page status
- Final URL
How it works
01
Paste the page URL
Enter the exact page you want search engines to show, not just the homepage.
02
Read the crawler signals
Robots meta, crawler headers and canonical each get a pass, warning or fail row.
03
Unblock or confirm
Remove stray noindex rules on pages that should rank; keep them on pages that should stay hidden.
Common questions
What does noindex mean?
It tells search engines to leave the page out of results while still letting the link be followed.
Is the indexability checker free?
Yes. Check any public page with no account and nothing to install.
Why is my page not indexed?
Common causes are a noindex tag, a crawler header block, or a canonical pointing elsewhere; this check surfaces each one.
What is the difference between noindex and nofollow?
Noindex hides the page from results; nofollow tells crawlers not to pass signals through its links.
Can headers block indexing without a meta tag?
Yes. The X-Robots-Tag response header can block indexing, which is how non-HTML files are handled.
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