Google cache checker

A Google Cache Checker Tool helps determine if a webpage has been indexed and stored in Google’s cache. This cached version is a snapshot of a webpage saved on Google’s servers, useful for accessing content when the original site is down or unavailable.

How to Check If a Page Is Cached by Google

1. Use an Online Google Cache Checker

Online tools can quickly check if a URL is cached by Google. One such tool is:

🔗 Google Cache Checker

Enter the URL, and the tool will display Google’s cached version if available.

2. Check via Google Search

Google allows users to check cached pages manually:

  1. Open Google and type:

  2. Replace URL with the actual webpage link.

  3. Press Enter, and if cached, Google will display the saved version.

3. Use Browser Developer Tools (Google Chrome)

For a more technical approach:

  1. Right-click anywhere on the page and choose Inspect (Ctrl + Shift + I).

  2. Navigate to the Network tab.

  3. Reload the page (F5).

  4. Look for a request containing:

    http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:URL

  5. If the request appears with a successful response, the page is cached.

Important Notes on Google Cache

  • Google’s cache may not always be up-to-date.

  • Some pages might not have a cached version.

  • Cache behavior can change over time, so using multiple methods is advisable.