Can this page be indexed by Google?
A page can be perfectly written and still be unfindable. Seven technical settings alone decide its presence in Google, and a single misplaced one erases it. This tool checks them all at once and tells you which one blocks.
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The seven locks on indexing
- The robots.txt file: a Disallow rule prevents crawling of the page.
- The meta robots tag: a noindex value removes the page from results even when crawled.
- The X-Robots-Tag HTTP header: same effect as the tag, but invisible in the page source.
- The HTTP status code: a page in error is never indexed.
- The canonical tag: if it points elsewhere, that other address gets indexed instead.
- The sitemap: its absence severely slows discovery of deep pages.
- The sitemap declaration in robots.txt: it speeds up initial discovery.
The most common mistake
The X-Robots-Tag header is the classic trap. It is added at server or CDN level, often during a staging deployment, then forgotten. It appears nowhere in the HTML: a developer can search for hours without seeing it. This tool reads it straight from the server response.
The second most common mistake is a canonical tag inherited from a page template. Every page on the site then points to the homepage as the reference version, and Google indexes only one.
Frequently asked questions
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