Check Google Index Signals with site:
Paste up to 10 URLs to review Google site: signals and export CSV. Results are only a reference; use Search Console URL Inspection to verify indexing status.
Review URLs on Google
Results by URL
A site: result is only a reference signal. Check index status, Google-selected canonical and reasons in Search Console URL Inspection.
How to review indexing signals
Paste the pages to review
Enter one URL per line. The tool removes normalized duplicates and checks up to 10 URLs per run.
Review signals and the data source
A signal means a matching URL appeared in site: results. No match and Unverified both need follow-up.
Open Google or export CSV for follow-up
Use the Google link for each URL, then inspect the official status in a Search Console property you own.
Understand the three result states
Signal found
The provider returned a URL matching the normalized address. This is a signal from sampled site: results, not an official index report.
No match found
The provider responded but found no matching URL. The page may still be indexed; check URL Inspection.
Unverified
No search provider is configured or it failed. The tool does not infer index status and still lets you open the Google query.
When a URL does not appear in results
Inspect the exact URL
Inspect the full URL in a Search Console property you own. Review index status, Google-selected canonical and last crawl; the live test only assesses current indexability.
Act on the reported reason
If Search Console reports a block, redirect, duplicate or access error, address that cause and inspect again. Requesting indexing does not guarantee inclusion.
How are URLs handled and stored?
The URL list is sent to the KitoTool API. When configured, the server queries a third-party search provider. Results may be cached temporarily on the server. Avoid URLs with sensitive information in query parameters.
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