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# **Free bulk Google index status checker**

Check if your URLs are indexed by Google. Paste URLs and see indexing status, coverage state, and last crawl date after connecting your property.

Requires Google Search Console

## **Synopsis **

Uses Google's URL Inspection API to check whether your URLs are indexed, when they were last crawled, and their coverage state. Check up to 100 URLs at once. Free with a connected Google account.

## **Connect Google Search Console**

This tool reads your real GSC data. Sign in with Google to analyze your sites. Read-only access only.

[**Sign in with Google **](https://gscdump.com/auth/google)

Read-only Search Console scope. No write access.

## **What is a bulk index checker?**

A bulk index checker lets you verify whether multiple URLs are included in Google's search index simultaneously. Instead of checking one URL at a time in GSC's URL Inspection tool, you can paste up to 100 URLs and get results in a single request.

This tool uses Google's official URL Inspection API, the same data source as GSC's manual tool, so results are authoritative. You'll see each URL's indexing verdict, coverage state, last crawl time, and the canonical URL Google has selected.

## **Why index status matters**

If a page isn't indexed, it can't appear in Google search results. No amount of keyword optimization, backlink building, or content improvement will help if Google hasn't added the page to its index. Index status is the fundamental prerequisite for organic traffic.

Many sites have indexing issues they don't know about. Google is increasingly selective about what it indexes. Pages indexed a year ago may have been dropped. New pages may take weeks or months to get indexed, or never get indexed at all.

## **Understanding coverage states**

<dl>

<dt>Indexed</dt>
<dd>Submitted and indexed. The page can appear in search results. Ideal state.</dd>

<dt>Discovered, not indexed</dt>
<dd>Google knows about the URL but hasn't crawled it yet. Add internal links to help prioritize crawling.</dd>

<dt>Crawled, not indexed</dt>
<dd>Google crawled but chose not to index. Content may be too thin, duplicate, or low quality.</dd>

<dt>Excluded by 'noindex'</dt>
<dd>A noindex directive is preventing indexing. If accidental, remove the noindex tag.</dd>

<dt>Blocked by robots.txt</dt>
<dd>Your robots.txt is preventing Google from crawling. Update if you want the page indexed.</dd></dl>

## **When to check index status**

### **After publishing new content **

Verify Google has discovered and indexed new pages within 1-2 weeks of publication.

### **After traffic drops **

Check if important pages have been de-indexed, a common but often overlooked cause of traffic loss.

### **After site migrations **

Verify old URLs redirect properly and new URLs are indexed. Migration-related indexing issues are common.

### **Monthly audits **

Regularly check important pages to ensure they remain indexed.

## **Rate limits**

**2,000 requests per day per property.**

Google-imposed limit on the URL Inspection API. Plan strategically. For large sites, prioritize: new pages, pages with traffic drops, pages you've recently updated, and your most valuable landing pages.

## Frequently asked questions

## **See also**

<dl>

<dt>[~~/tools/content-decay ~~](https://gscdump.com/tools/content-decay)</dt>
<dd>Pages losing traffic may have indexing issues; cross-reference decaying pages with index status.</dd>

<dt>[~~/tools/striking-distance ~~](https://gscdump.com/tools/striking-distance)</dt>
<dd>Once pages are indexed, find which keywords are closest to page 1.</dd>

<dt>[~~/tools/cannibalization ~~](https://gscdump.com/tools/cannibalization)</dt>
<dd>Multiple indexed pages competing for the same keyword can hurt rankings.</dd></dl>