Bulk Google Index Checker Free Tool

About Bulk Google Index Checker

What This Tool Does

Paste up to 20 URLs, one per line, and the tool checks each one against Google via the Custom Search API to tell you whether the page is indexed and roughly how many results Google returns for it under a site: query.

Why Bulk Matters

Checking pages one at a time in Google Search Console or with a manual site: search does not scale past a handful of URLs. This tool is built for auditing a whole batch at once — a new content cluster, a set of pages after a migration, or a list pulled from a sitemap — without opening dozens of browser tabs.

How to Read the Results

Indexed means Google returned at least one result for that exact URL under a site: query. Not indexed means it did not, which can mean the page is new, blocked by robots.txt or a noindex tag, or simply has not been crawled yet. For a page that should be indexed and is not, check Google Search Console's URL Inspection tool for the specific reason before assuming there is a problem.

Limits

This tool checks up to 20 URLs per run and shares its Google API quota with other tools on this site, so very heavy use may occasionally return a temporary check failure — wait a minute and retry those rows.