How to use the Google Cache Checker
- Type the full page address, for example https://example.com/page.
- Click Check Cached Copies.
- See the latest and oldest saved copy and a list of recent copies with dates.
- Click View Copy to open a saved version and compare it with your page today.
- Use Save this page now to make a fresh copy, or use the Google links to check indexing.
Features
- Finds saved copies of a page in the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine).
- Shows the first saved date, the latest saved date and recent copies.
- One-click links to view each copy, save the page now, see the full calendar and use archive.today.
- Shortcut to a Google site: search and to Google Search Console.
- Honest about Google cache being discontinued. Free, no signup.
What replaced Google Cache?
- Google removed the Cached link from search results in 2024 and the cache: search operator stopped working.
- To see the last version Google crawled, the site owner can use the URL Inspection tool in Google Search Console (View crawled page).
- The Wayback Machine is the best public place to see old versions of a page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can I not see the Google cache of my page?
Google stopped offering cached pages in 2024. This is not a problem with your site.
Does this show the version Google has stored?
No. It shows copies saved by the Internet Archive. To see what Google crawled, use Search Console, URL Inspection.
Why does it say no saved copy found?
The Internet Archive saves pages when people or bots request them. New, private or blocked pages may have no copy. Click Save this page now.
How do I check if Google indexed my page?
Use the Google site: search link, or the URL Inspection tool in Search Console, which is the accurate way.
Do the saved copies include the latest changes?
Only up to the date shown. Pages you changed after that date are not in the copy.
Is it free?
Yes. It is free with no signup.