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GSC Index Status Checker

Check the Google index status of every URL on your website — see total indexed pages, not-indexed pages, mobile-friendly status, and issues — all from your SearchVector dashboard.

GSC Index Status Checker

How to open

  1. From the left sidebar, go to Search → GSC Index Status Checker.
  2. Select your project from the dropdown (top-left).
注記

This tool requires Google Search Console to be connected to your project. See Connect Google Search Console.


Summary overview

At the top, you'll see 5 summary cards:

CardDescription
Total URLsTotal number of URLs found in your GSC data
IndexedPages successfully indexed by Google (shown as % of total)
Not IndexedPages found but not in Google's index (shown as % of total)
Mobile FriendlyPages that pass Google's mobile-friendly test (shown as % pass)
Issues FoundPages with indexing issues that need attention

Filter tabs

Use the tabs below the summary to filter the URL list:

TabWhat it shows
All URLsEvery URL in your GSC data
IndexedOnly indexed pages
Not IndexedOnly pages not in Google's index
MobilePages rendered as mobile
DesktopPages rendered as desktop
IssuesPages with indexing problems

URL list

Each URL shows:

  • Full URL — the exact page address
  • Index status — e.g., Submitted and indexed, Crawled - currently not indexed, Excluded, Not found
  • Device type — MOBILE or DESKTOP rendering
  • Mobile-friendly indicator — green checkmark (pass) or red X (fail)

Common status labels

StatusMeaning
Submitted and indexedPage is in Google's index
Crawled - currently not indexedGoogle crawled it but chose not to index
Excluded by 'noindex' tagPage has a noindex directive
Redirect errorPage has a redirect issue
Soft 404Page returns 200 but looks like a not-found page to Google
Blocked by robots.txtGooglebot is blocked from crawling this URL

Export

Click Export (top-right of the URL list) to download the full list as CSV.


What to do with not-indexed pages

  1. Check the status label to understand why the page is not indexed.
  2. Fix the underlying issue (noindex tag, robots.txt block, redirect error, etc.).
  3. After fixing, use Google Indexing Request to submit the URL for faster re-crawling.
ヒント

Filter by Issues tab first and fix those pages — they are the highest priority for recovering lost rankings.