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Bing Index Checker

Check whether Bing has crawled or discovered your URLs, using the official Bing Webmaster API. Paste a list, load your sitemap, or upload a file — and see which pages Bing knows about yet.

Please read: Bing's API reports crawl and discovery data — it does not give a definitive 'indexed' verdict. A URL with no record means Bing has no crawl record for it yet; the definitive per-URL check is Bing's URL Inspection tool.
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Your Bing Webmaster API key

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Your website

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Tip: “Load from sitemap” fills this box with every page from the site's sitemap.xml. URLs are checked in groups of 8, one group at a time.

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How to get your API key (3 steps)
  1. Open Bing Webmaster Tools and sign in with the Microsoft account that owns your site.
  2. Go to Settings → API access.
  3. Click Generate (or copy your existing key) and paste it above. Full API details are in the Bing Webmaster API documentation.

⚠️ Your API key gives access to your Bing Webmaster data — treat it like a password. It is stored only in this browser and sent only with your check requests; it is never saved on any server.

Bing's GetUrlInfo API returns crawl and discovery data for each URL. A “Crawled by Bing” result means Bing has crawled the URL at least once; “Discovered, not crawled yet” means Bing knows the URL exists but has not crawled it; “No record yet” means Bing has no crawl record for it. None of these is a guarantee about search results — crawling and ranking remain Bing's decision.

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Found URLs Bing has not crawled yet? Send them to IndexNow, or check the same pages on Google.

Submit URLs with IndexNow → Google Index Checker Sitemap Validator

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