🚀 Index Maker · 🗺 Sitemap Checker · ✓ Index Checker

Index Checker & Maker

Enter your website — the tool reads your sitemap, auto-detects which pages are indexed and which aren't, and generates everything you need to get the missing ones indexed fast: Bing/IndexNow ping links with a ready key file, Google Search Console inspect links, a sitemap validator and a GSC-style URL Inspection. Free, no login, runs in your browser.

How does the Index Checker & Maker work?

New pages often sit in the "Discovered — currently not crawled" queue for weeks. This tool ends the wait: it fetches your sitemap.xml (auto-discovered from robots.txt), extracts every URL, automatically detects which pages are already indexed and which are not indexed yet, and builds ready-to-use packs — IndexNow ping links for Bing (which also notify Yandex, Seznam and Naver), Google Search Console URL-Inspection deep links for one-click "Request indexing", and site: check links to verify everything yourself.

  1. Index URL Maker: enter your domain → download the auto-generated IndexNow key file, upload it to your site root, then hit "Fire all pings" — Bing usually crawls within hours.
  2. Sitemap Checker: validates XML syntax, counts URLs, flags http:// links, duplicates and missing lastmod tags.
  3. Index Checker: press Auto-check and the tool probes Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo for every URL, then shows a live tally — ✅ indexed, ❌ not indexed — with a one-click button that sends the not-indexed pages straight into the Index URL Maker. Per-URL manual site: buttons are there too.
  4. URL Inspection: a free, GSC-style deep check for one URL — live page fetch, meta robots (noindex), canonical, robots.txt rules for Googlebot & Bingbot, sitemap membership and live index status, with Request-Indexing actions if the page isn't indexed. The faster a new page gets indexed, the sooner it can rank.

Why IndexNow gets you indexed in days, not weeks

Without a push, new domains get tiny crawl budgets — Bing can take 2–4 weeks to fetch a page it has already discovered. An IndexNow ping is a direct signal ("this URL changed, come now"), so crawling typically happens within hours and indexing within 1–3 days. The tool generates the exact ping format Bing expects, one link per URL, plus a downloadable step-by-step guide file you can keep with your deploy checklist.

  • Key file included — a valid 32-character key is generated in your browser; download key.txt and upload it to your site root once.
  • One-click firing — the "Fire all pings" button submits every URL for you, or open the links one by one (a blank page = success).
  • Google covered too — Search Console inspect links open the exact URL in your property so you can press Request Indexing without hunting.

Frequently asked questions

IndexNow is an open instant-indexing protocol: you ping a URL once and the signal is shared with Bing, Yandex, Seznam and Naver. Google does not use IndexNow — for Google, use the generated Search Console inspect links and press Request Indexing.
The tool generates a valid key automatically. Click 'Key file' to download a .txt file named after the key, upload it to your website root (so it opens at yourdomain.com/KEY.txt), verify it in your browser, then fire the pings. You only do this once — the same key works for every future ping.
Use the Index Checker tab and press Auto-check: the tool probes Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo for every URL and marks each page ✅ indexed or ❌ not indexed, with a live tally and a one-click button that sends the not-indexed pages straight to the Index URL Maker. Per-URL site: links are also there for manual verification, and Search Console's URL Inspection gives the authoritative answer including the reason.
That means Bing found the URL in your sitemap but has not fetched it yet — common for new domains with small crawl budgets. Fire the IndexNow ping for that URL, then in Bing Webmaster Tools confirm it appears under the IndexNow menu and optionally use URL Submission too. Crawling usually follows within hours.
No. The sitemap is fetched and parsed in your browser, keys are generated locally with the Web Crypto API, and nothing is stored on any server. Pings go directly from your browser to api.indexnow.org.
Ping when content genuinely changes — publishing, major updates, or deletions. Repeatedly pinging unchanged URLs does nothing and can get a key throttled. A good rhythm: fire pings as part of every deploy that adds or edits pages.
Yes. The Index Checker’s Auto-check probes Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo with site: queries for every URL from your sitemap (or a pasted list) and shows a live tally of indexed vs not-indexed pages. Every page that is not indexed is listed with clear next steps — fire an IndexNow ping, open its GSC URL-Inspection link and press Request Indexing, and resubmit your sitemap — because a page can’t rank until it’s indexed, and faster indexing means faster ranking.
It’s a free, GSC-style inspection for a single URL: it fetches the live page and checks for a noindex meta robots tag, verifies the canonical tag is self-referencing, evaluates your robots.txt rules for Googlebot and Bingbot, confirms the URL is listed in your sitemap, and probes Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo for the live index status. If the page isn’t indexed, it gives one-click actions: open GSC Request Indexing, make an IndexNow ping, and copy the URL.

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