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Hi there,
Just a quick question..
Is it possible to get all the list of pages indexed by google?

Thanks in advance
Kumar

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Short answer: use Google Search Console rather than relying on the search results. pointed to Webmaster Tools — the modern, authoritative place for index counts is Search Console’s Page Indexing (Coverage) and Sitemaps reports. The Page Indexing report shows which URLs Google knows about and why some are excluded; it also makes clear that the simple search operator is only a quick sample and not authoritative for larger sites. . ()

Practical steps (small-to-large sites): verify your site as a Domain property in Search Console, submit one or more sitemaps, then open the Indexing/Coverage (or Page indexing) and Sitemaps reports. You can filter Coverage by a specific sitemap to see how many of the URLs there are indexed. For small sites (<~500 pages) a manual site: check is often fine, but for anything larger use the Search Console reports. [Manage your sitemaps using the Sitemaps report].() ()

If you need a full, programmatic list: pull all URLs from your site XML sitemap(s), then verify each URL’s index status using the Search Console URL Inspection API (it returns index/coverage details for a single URL). Be aware the URL Inspection API inspects one URL per call and has quota limits you must design around, so large sites require batching and throttling. See the API reference and the published usage limits before automating. [URL Inspection API method] (https://developers.google.com/webmaster-tools/v1/urlInspection.index/inspect). (developers.google.com)

Troubleshooting notes: if important pages aren’t indexed check for robots or meta noindex, incorrect canonicals, redirect chains, low-quality/duplicate content, or sitemap placement. Don’t rely on scraping Google results (spreadsheet importXml or SERP scraping) for a complete answer — Search Console is the authoritative source and gives reasons and counts you can act on. Also note the Indexing API is limited to specific use cases (see Google docs) and is not a general replacement for Search Console workflows. ()

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Member Avatar for almostbob

google webmaster tool
thats what it is

Member Avatar for Emma Carter

In order to check the total indexed pages in Google. Use the query, "Site:Yourwebsite.com"

Edited by Emma Carter
commented: forgot about this, kudos for a quickfix +13
Member Avatar for almostbob

Get a webmaster tools account as well,
use it,
there is way more information available than non-webmaster tools users realise

Edited by almostbob
Member Avatar for Prosper_2

use site:domainname in google . the links that apeear are the ones that are indexed

Member Avatar for bijutoha

Prosper2 Actually your method is good but if your website takes more then 100 pages. Then it will be difficult to use. I think we should follow the almostbob's path through Google Webmaster Tool.

Another Method is that... Go to the Google Drive >Create a new spreadsheet>Paste the following function in first cell: [=importXml("https://www.google.com/search?q=site:clippingpathindia.com.com&num=100&start=1","//cite")

Must replace clippingpathindia.com by your domain name.

Edited by bijutoha
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I was just going say Google it but you will probably have beetle luck by following almostbob.lol

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