GSC Auto Indexer

Every URL. Checked.
Requested. Explained.

Indexly is a free Chrome extension that checks and requests indexing for every URL on your site, directly inside Google Search Console. It loads URLs from a sitemap, an Excel/CSV file, or an auto-crawl, and records the exact reason for each URL that isn't indexed. No API keys, no black box.

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3 ways to load URLs
Live checks, not guesses
Reasons not just red X's
The Indexly panel running inside Google Search Console, showing pacing controls and a live results table
Uses the real GSC inspection UI Sitemap, upload, or auto-crawl Pacing & daily caps built in Pause, resume, stop anytime
Why Indexly

Requesting indexing by hand doesn't scale past a handful of URLs.

Search Console's own "Inspect any URL" box is the most reliable way to check and request indexing — but doing it one URL at a time for a site with hundreds of pages isn't realistic. Indexly automates exactly that box, at a pace that looks and behaves like a person doing it.

Indexly's setup screen showing the detected Search Console property and the three URL source options
What it does

Built around one real Search Console box, not a shortcut around it

Every feature exists because a real indexing run needs it — not because it sounded good on a features page.

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Three ways to load URLs

Point it at a sitemap URL, upload an Excel or CSV list, or let it auto-crawl the whole property's internal links directly — no sitemap required.

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Live GSC checks

Every status comes from the real "Inspect any URL" box on the page you're already looking at — not a cached API guess.

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Skips what's already indexed

Checks its own record of past runs before touching Search Console at all, so already-indexed URLs are never re-tested for no reason.

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Tells you why, not just "no"

When a URL isn't indexed, Indexly surfaces the actual reason — a 404, a server error, a redirect, a noindex tag, a canonical issue — right in the results.

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Paced like a person

A randomized delay between URLs and an optional daily request cap keep the run well within reasonable, human-like limits.

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Full run report

Every run ends in a downloadable Excel report — URL, status, and remarks for each one — plus a saved summary you can revisit later.

URL sources

Pick however your URL list already exists

Source Best for What Indexly needs from you
Sitemap URL Sites with an up-to-date, maintained sitemap Just the sitemap link
Excel / CSV upload A specific, hand-picked list of URLs A spreadsheet with one URL per row
Auto-Crawl Domain Sites with no sitemap, or a stale one Nothing — it crawls the property's own pages directly
The process

Four steps, start to finish

Open Search Console for your property

Indexly's button appears right next to the "Inspect any URL" box — it never leaves the page you're already on.

Choose your URL source

Sitemap, upload, or auto-crawl — whichever matches how your site is set up.

Set your pacing and start

Adjust the delay range and daily cap if you want to, then let it run — pause, resume, or stop anytime.

Review the report

See exactly what happened to every URL, with reasons for anything that wasn't indexed, and download the full Excel report.

Walk through it in detail
FAQ

Good to know before you start

Does Indexly guarantee my pages get indexed?

No — and be wary of anything that claims to. Indexing and ranking decisions are made entirely by Google. Indexly automates the request; whether and when a page gets indexed is Google's call.

Does it use the Search Console API?

No. It drives the real Search Console page you're logged into — the same "Inspect any URL" box and "Request Indexing" button you'd click yourself.

Can I stop a run partway through?

Yes — pause, resume, or stop at any point, and the report reflects exactly how far it got and why it ended.

What happens to a URL that's already indexed?

If Indexly's own records already show it as indexed from a previous run, it's skipped entirely — it's never re-checked on Search Console for no reason.

Guides

Learn how Search Console indexing works

How to bulk request indexing in Google Search Console

Why Search Console has no bulk button, how to automate the Inspect and Request indexing steps, and what to do when a URL still isn't indexed.

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Crawled — currently not indexed: what it means and how to fix it

What this Search Console status means, how it differs from "Discovered", and a practical checklist for pages Google fetched but didn't index.

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How to get pages indexed without a sitemap

You don't need a sitemap to be indexed. Make every page linkable, then use Auto-Crawl Domain to check and request indexing from your own internal links.

Read the guide →
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Ready to stop clicking "Inspect URL" one at a time?

Add Indexly to Chrome and open any Search Console property to get started.

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