Noindex checker

What this check can tell you

Check a page for noindex in robots meta tags and X-Robots-Tag headers. See live response evidence without signing up.

Limits of this result

Server HTML only; JavaScript is not rendered. Inspects robots, googlebot and bingbot meta tags plus X-Robots-Tag. Evidence displays up to 20 meta tags and 2,000 characters per directive; noindex detection examines their full values. Crawler-specific directives retain their scope. Responses may differ by location, cookies or user agent. A robots.txt restriction can prevent inspection.

Common fixes to consider

• If the page should be searchable, remove unintended noindex or none directives from its CMS settings and HTTP headers.
• Allow crawlers to access the page so they can read its updated directives. Use Search Console to check Google’s own observations.

Example result

<meta name="robots" content="noindex, follow">

This HTML directive asks supporting crawlers not to index the page, while allowing them to follow links.

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