What is the page indexing report?
The page indexing report in Google Search Console shows which of your pages Google has indexed and why others were left out.
The page indexing report, found under Indexing and then Pages in Google Search Console, lists how many of your pages are indexed and how many are not. For pages that are not indexed, it gives a reason, such as "Excluded by noindex tag," "Duplicate without user-selected canonical" or "Crawled, currently not indexed." It used to be called the Index Coverage report. Not every excluded page is a problem. Many are excluded on purpose.
Why it matters for your business: This report is the quickest way to see whether Google can find and include your important pages, and why a page may be missing from search.
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