See the status of a URL in the Google index Typically only canonical pages (or appropriate alternates) are served. ( Live test) Whether the page is a duplicate of another indexed page or an alternate.Whether a URL has been temporarily blocked in Search Console.Whether the site or page is subject to content removal for legal or other reasons.Whether the site is free of manual actions or security issues.The page and its structured data must conform to quality and security guidelines.The test results don't test for the following things, which are required to appear in Google: You can determine the canonical version only in the indexed data the live test cannot predict whether or not the tested version will be considered canonical. Learn your canonical page: Inspect the indexed version of the page and look at the Page indexing > Google-selected canonical field.URL Inspection can help troubleshoot some of them. Troubleshoot a missing page: There can be many reasons why a page hasn't been indexed.View loaded resources, JavaScript output, and other information: To see a list of resources, page code, and more information, click View crawled page > More info (indexed result) or View tested page > More info (live test).View a rendered version of the page: See a screenshot of how Googlebot sees the page.Request indexing for a URL: Request that a URL be crawled by Google.

Inspect a live URL: Test whether a page on your site might be indexable.

See why Google could or couldn't index your page.

See the status of a URL in the Google index: Retrieve information about Google's indexed version of your page.

URL Inspection Tool - Google Search Console Training Common tasks Sometimes you need to hover over the URL to see this option.

Click an Inspect link next to a page URL in most reports.

The URL must be in the currently opened property. Type the fully-qualified URL to inspect in the inspection search bar at the top of any Search Console screen.There are two ways to access the URL Inspection tool:

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