Submit URLs to Google
Use Google’s Indexing API to notify Google about new, updated or removed pages — 200 URLs a day per project. Connect with Google in one click, or use a Service Account for your own quota.
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Tip: “Load from sitemap” fills this box with every page from the site's sitemap.xml — one click, all pages. Press Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter on Mac) to submit from this box.
Submit to Google — Indexing API
Google Search Console ki URL-inspection quota ~10 URLs/day ke baad khatam ho jati hai. Indexing API se 200 URLs/day submit karein — same URL list upar se, seedha Google ko. Google kehta hai yeh API job postings aur livestreams jaisi short-lived pages ke liye hai.
Sign in with the Google account that owns your Search Console properties. No JSON, no setup. Your token stays in this browser and you can revoke it any time.
Note: with Google login, the 200/day quota is shared across everyone using this tool (it belongs to the tool's Google Cloud project). For your own 200/day quota, use the Service Account option below.
How do I get my Service Account JSON? (3 steps)
- Open Google Cloud → Service Accounts, create a project if needed, then Create Service Account → open it → Keys → Add Key → Create new key → JSON. The .json file downloads — that is your key.
- Enable the Indexing API: open the Google API Library, search “Indexing API”, click Enable in the same project.
- In Google Search Console → pick your property → Settings → Users and permissions → Add user → paste the service account email (…@….iam.gserviceaccount.com) → permission Owner.
⚠️ This JSON gives Owner access to your Search Console properties — treat it like a password. It is stored ONLY in this browser and sent to our API one submission at a time; it is never saved on any server. Never share it with anyone.
Sending to Google…
Your Service Account JSON is used for this submission only and is never saved on our server. Google's Indexing API quota is 200 publish requests/day per Google Cloud project. A 200 response means Google accepted the notification — it does not guarantee immediate indexing.