Inspect a URL in Google Search Console
Input
url requiredThe page to inspect, a full URL that belongs to the property, e.g. https://example.com/pricing.
siteUrl requiredThe property, exactly as search.google.com/list_properties returns it: a URL prefix such as https://example.com/ or a Domain property such as sc-domain:example.com.
account optionalWhich of the browser's signed-in Google accounts to act as, by its number from mail.google.com/list_accounts. Default 0, the browser's first account.
Default: 0Output
url requiredThe URL inspected.
siteUrl requiredThe property it was inspected in.
verdict requiredon_google when Search Console says the URL is on Google, not_on_google when it says it is not; code_<n> for a verdict this script does not know yet.
sitemaps requiredThe sitemaps Google found the URL in. Null when Search Console gives no answer for them (a URL Google does not know, or the console's own temporary error).
lastCrawlAt requiredWhen Google last crawled the URL, ISO 8601. Null when it never did.
coverageState requiredSearch Console's coverage state, as its help page names it: submitted_and_indexed, url_unknown, crawled_currently_not_indexed, and so on. Null when Search Console gives none.
userCanonical requiredThe canonical URL the page declares. Null when it declares none or Google has not crawled it.
referringPages requiredPages Google found linking to the URL. Null when Search Console gives no answer for them.
FAQ
List Google Search Console properties
Lists every Google Search Console property the signed-in Google account can open, both website (URL prefix) and Domain properties, with the account they were read from. Returns an empty list for an account with no properties. Pass a property's siteUrl to the other Search Console scripts. A signed-out browser fails with a signed-out error asking to sign in to Google.
List Google Search Console sitemaps
Lists the sitemaps submitted for a Google Search Console property, with when each was submitted and last read, its fetch status, and how many pages and videos Google discovered in it. Takes the property as listed by search.google.com/list_properties.
Request indexing of a URL in Google Search Console
Ask Google to crawl and index one page of a Search Console property, as URL Inspection's Request indexing does, and return Google's answer. Google first tests the page live: when the test finds an issue (for example the page answers 404), the request is rejected and `liveCoverageState` says why; otherwise Google adds the URL to its priority crawl queue. Accepted means queued, not indexed: check later with search.google.com/inspect_url. Takes 20 seconds to about 3 minutes. Google takes a limited number of requests a day per property; past it, the script fails with a message that says so. Takes the property as search.google.com/list_properties returns it, and the Google account to act as, by its number from mail.google.com/list_accounts. A URL outside the property, or an account that cannot open it, fails with a message that says so.