User guide3 min

Pages

The Pages screen lists every URL the scan reached. Use the table to find one page or filter a group. Use the tree to see how your site is organised into folders. Click any page to open its full report.

How to get there#

Pages is the first item under Explore in the site sidebar.

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Open Pages in the site sidebar
It is the first item in the Explore group.
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Choose Table or Tree at the top
Table is the default. Your view, sorting and filters are saved in the web address, so a link you share opens the same view.

The Pages screen in table view: URL, title, status, depth, issues, lifecycle and bytes for every crawled page, with a status strip and a Filters menu above. — The table view has one row per URL. Click a row to open that page's report.

The two views#

Both views show the same pages, arranged two ways.

Field	Use it when	What it does
Table	You know what you want	A sortable list of every page. The status buttons above it, such as 200 OK or 404 Not found, filter by what the server returned. The Filters menu narrows further by crawl result, issue severity, sitemap, depth, indexability, structured data, word count, size, response time and inlinks (links pointing to the page).
Tree	You want the big picture	Pages grouped into your site's folders. Each folder shows how many pages it holds and whether any need attention. Expand all opens every folder at once.

The Pages screen in tree view: a root row summarising the scan, then one row per folder with a page count and an attention badge. — The tree shows at a glance that, for example, /blog holds 400 pages and /docs holds three.

Read the table#

The table's columns, from left to right.

Field	What it is	What it does
URL	Path	The page's address on your site.
Title	As served	The text of the page's title tag, or No title if it has none.
Status	200 · Indexable · Titled	Three badges: the status code the server returned (200 means OK, or Not fetched), whether search engines may index the page (list it in results), and whether it has a title.
Depth	Clicks	Clicks from the homepage to this page. Important pages buried deep are harder for search engines to find.
Issues	Count	How many findings this page has, or No issues.
Clicks · Impr.	28 days	Google search clicks and impressions for the page, when the site is connected to Search Console and your plan includes Search impact. Press a heading to sort by traffic. A note above the table says how many pages were matched.
Lifecycle	New · Open · Regressed · Resolved	How this page compares with the previous scan of the same branch. See the next table.
Bytes	HTML only	The size of the page's HTML only. Images, scripts and other files it loads are not counted.

The Lifecycle column. On this screen, the badge describes a page, not a check.
Field	Means	What it does
New	New page	The page was not in the previous scan of this branch.
Regressed	More findings	The page has more findings than it did in the previous scan.
Open	Still has findings	The page still has findings, but no more than in the previous scan.
Resolved	Now clean	The page had findings in the previous scan and has none now.
Unchanged	Clean both times	The page had no findings in either scan.
Not compared	No baseline	No earlier scan of this branch, or one of the two scans did not fetch this page.

Need every check for one page?

Click the row. The page report shows every finding on that page, plus its content, links, images and structured data.

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