What is this noindex checker?
A free noindex checker. Enter any URL and it fetches the page server-side and reports whether the page is blocked from being indexed. It inspects all three signals at once: the meta robots tag in the HTML head, the X-Robots-Tag HTTP response header, and a robots.txt Disallow for the page's path. It also explains the crucial difference — meta robots and X-Robots-Tag control indexing, while robots.txt only controls crawling. The URL you enter is fetched by our server, along with the site's /robots.txt.
How to use it
- Paste the page URL you want to check into the box on the left.
- Press “Check noindex” — the page and its /robots.txt are fetched server-side.
- Read the verdict on the right: indexable or blocked, which signal applies, and the difference between them.
Common use cases
- Confirming a staging or thank-you page really is noindexed before launch.
- Debugging why an important page is missing from search — is it a stray noindex tag or header?
- Checking that a robots.txt Disallow is not being mistaken for a way to remove a page from the index.
