Enter any public website URL below to inspect robots meta directives and understand whether the page is indexable and followable.
Review robots meta directives and understand how search engines may treat the page at the page level. This helps you check whether the page is intended to be indexed and whether links on the page can be followed.
This tool is useful for SEO professionals, developers, agencies, site owners, publishers, and technical teams who want to verify page-level crawl and indexing directives.
Robots meta tags help control how search engines handle a specific page. They can tell search engines whether the page should appear in search results and whether links on that page should be followed.
This free Robots Meta Tag Checker scans `robots` and `googlebot` meta tags and helps you understand how a page is configured for crawling and indexing at the page level.
A wrong robots directive can stop an important page from appearing in search or can unintentionally limit link-following behavior. That is why checking page-level directives is an important part of technical SEO.
Enter your page URL and review whether a robots or googlebot meta tag is present. Then check whether the page is set to `index` or `noindex`, and whether it allows `follow` or uses `nofollow`.
If an important page is not ranking or not appearing in search, checking for `noindex` is one of the first technical SEO steps. Likewise, `nofollow` may affect how link-following behavior is interpreted on that page.