QuickIndex
Get Started
🚫

No-Index Checker

Check multiple pages for noindex directives in meta robots tags and X-Robots-Tag HTTP headers.

Include the full http:// or https:// URL.0 / 20

What is a noindex directive?

A noindex directive tells search engines not to include a page in search results. It can appear in the page's HTML as a meta robots tag or in the server response as an X-Robots-Tag header. This checker inspects both locations and follows redirects to the final page.

How to fix an accidental noindex

  1. Remove noindex from the page's robots meta tag or SEO plugin settings.
  2. Check your server, CDN, or application for an X-Robots-Tag header containing noindex.
  3. Clear caches, run this checker again, and request indexing in Google Search Console.

Ready to get eligible pages crawled?

Once you have removed unwanted noindex directives, submit your URLs to QuickIndex for faster crawling.

Create Free Account