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How Many Ways to Check All Your Indexed Pages in Google?

How Many Pages Are Indexed In Google

Welcome to another new article posted by W3 Mind.
So today I will tell you how you can know how many pages of a website are indexed in Google.

There are basically two ways by which you can find out how many pages have been indexed in Google.
And here you don’t need to install any online tools or extensions.

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Method 1: The Google site: query

You might like this method because you don’t have to put much effort for this and it is also a very handy trick.
I’m talking about “site:” operator. By using this you can get an approximate number of pages indexed by Google.

You would type the following into the Google search box or the browser’s Chrome search bar:

				
					site:w3mind.com
				
			

After running the above query, you will get result something like this:

And not only this, you can also filter the results using some other different queries as mentioned below.

  • site:w3mind.com/subdirectory/
    This will only display the indexed pages in the directory /subdirectory/
  • site:w3mind.com Phrase of choice
    This will display those indexed pages which contain the phrase of your choice
  • site:w3mind.com inurl:phrase
    This will only display those indexed pages which contain the word “phrase” in the URL
  • site:w3mind.com intitle:phrase
    This will only display those indexed pages which contain the word “phrase” in the title
  • site:w3mind.com filetype:pdf
    This will only display those indexed files with the chosen filetype (other possible filetypes are: doc, pdf, ps, xls, rtf, swf etc.)

Method 2: Using the Google Search Console

And now I am going to tell you the second method, in which you can know about the indexed pages in more detail.

Yes, I’m talking about GSC(Google Search Console)

  • You just need to log-in the Google Search Console and select the your website.
  • Click “Pages” under “Index” in the left side navigation. Here you will get the information of indexed pages.

You will see the view like this:

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