Enter a sitemap URL and this tool will extract all the pages listed in it, then check each one for technical issues that would prevent Google from indexing it. You can also paste individual URLs directly.
For each page the tool checks: HTTP status, redirects, robots.txt rules, noindex tags, canonical tags, X-Robots headers, and response time.
Enter the full URL to your XML sitemap. The tool will extract up to 250 URLs automatically.
Checking pages…
✅ Passed — no issue found for this check
⚠️ Warning — not a definite blocker but worth investigating
❌ Blocked — this issue will prevent Google from indexing the page
ℹ️ Information — provided for reference
The response code returned by the page. A 200 means the page loaded correctly. A 301 or 302 means the page redirects. A 404 means the page was not found. A 500 means the server had an error. Only pages returning a 200 can be indexed.
If a page redirects, the tool shows the full chain so you can see where visitors and Google end up. Long redirect chains slow down crawling.
Websites have a robots.txt file that can instruct Google not to crawl certain pages. If a page is blocked here, Google will not be able to access it at all.
A noindex tag inside a page tells Google to visit the page but not include it in search results. Pages with a noindex tag will not appear in Google search.
Similar to the noindex tag but sent in the HTTP header rather than the page itself. Has the same effect — pages with X-Robots-Tag: noindex will not be indexed.
A canonical tag tells Google which version of a page is the preferred one. If a page's canonical points to a different URL, Google may choose to index the other URL instead of this one.
How long the server took to respond. Very slow pages (over 2 seconds) may be crawled less frequently by Google. Under 500ms is ideal.
🟢 Indexable — no blocking issues found
🟡 Issues Found — not blocked outright but has warnings worth fixing
🔴 Blocked — one or more issues that will prevent Google from indexing this page
Disclaimer: This tool checks for common technical indexability issues only. A clean result does not guarantee Google will index a page — content quality, links, and other factors also affect indexing. Results reflect a single point-in-time check.