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What is blocking this page from being indexed?

Paste a URL. We check the things that stop Google indexing a page and that you can actually fix: noindex tags, X-Robots-Tag headers, robots.txt rules, canonical conflicts, redirects and error statuses.

What this can and cannot tell you

A clean result does not mean a page is indexed.

This reads your page and your server. That is enough to prove a page is blocked, and it is never enough to prove a page is indexed, because only Google knows that.

What this checks

  • HTTP status, including 404s and server errors
  • Redirect chains, and which URL actually ends up indexable
  • noindex in a meta tag
  • X-Robots-Tag in the HTTP headers, which is easy to miss because it is not in your HTML
  • robots.txt rules that block the path
  • A canonical pointing at a different page

What no tool can check

Whether Google has actually indexed the page. Whether it crawled it and decided not to. Whether it picked a different canonical than the one you declared. Whether it dropped the page last week.

Those answers exist only in Search Console, which is why Seomely connects to it, records what it says every day, and tells you when the answer changes.

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Noindex checkerReads the meta tag and the header, which can disagreerobots.txt testerApplies the real rules to the URL you enterCanonical tag checkerWhether the page nominates itself or hands offRedirect checkerEvery hop, with the status code for eachHTTP status checkerWhat a crawler receives, not what a browser shows