The site: command is the simplest way to quickly check if a given URL is in Google’s index. The site: command allows you to check if any URLs are indexed by Google on a given domain. It returns a list of all the pages that Google has indexed that meet your search criteria, along with their ranks and other information. To use the site: command, enter it into the search box on google.com or in Google Search Console (GSC). For example, if you want to see which pages from your website appear in Google’s index, type “site:www.examplewebsite.com”. If you want to see which pages from a specific folder in your website appear in the index, type “site:www.examplewebsite.com/folder”.