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IndexNow Batch Submission

Free IndexNow submission tool for Bing

Submit up to 10,000 URLs to Bing and its IndexNow partners in one request. Host the key file on your domain, paste a single-host URL list, and send it — no account, nothing stored.

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Submit in one request

Send up to 10,000 URLs with a single batch call.

Key-based verification

Host the key file on your domain to prove ownership.

Multi-engine reach

One submission notifies Bing and IndexNow partners.

Submit URLs to Bing

Send a batch request to the Bing IndexNow endpoint.

Submission endpoint: Bing (shared with IndexNow partners).

IndexNow participants

One submission reaches all participating search engines.

  • Bing
  • Yandex
  • SESeznam.cz
  • Naver
  • YYep

One URL per line (or separated by spaces/commas). All URLs must belong to the same host. Maximum 10,000 URLs per request.

Your key must match the key file content hosted on your site (KEY.txt).

If omitted, the host will be inferred from the URL list.

If omitted, it will be set to https://<host>/<key>.txt. The hostname must match the submitted URLs.

Verify your key file first

Fetches the key file from the public internet and checks that it matches the key above — the most common reason a batch is rejected.

Recent submissions

Stored only on this device. Keys and full URL lists are never saved.

Successful and failed submissions will appear here.

Publish with confidence

Build a cleaner IndexNow workflow

Generate a key, prove it is live, prepare a single-host batch, and isolate sitemap changes before you notify search engines.

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IndexNow Key Generator

Generate and download a key file locally.

IndexNow Key Checker

Verify your key file is live and correct.

URL Normalizer

Clean URL lists with explicit, safe options.

IndexNow Batch Builder

Clean URLs and group them by host.

Sitemap Diff

Find new and changed sitemap URLs.

IndexNow Code Generator

Generate ready-to-run IndexNow request code.

Workflow

From key file to submitted batch

IndexNow has four moving parts. Each step below maps to a tool on this site, so you can go from an empty domain to a verified submission without writing a script.

  1. 1

    Generate a key

    Create an 8–128 character key made of letters, digits and dashes. Anything random and long enough works — the key is an ownership proof, not a secret credential.

    IndexNow Key Generator
  2. 2

    Host the key file

    Upload a plain-text file containing only the key to https://your-host/your-key.txt. Search engines fetch this file to confirm you control the host.

    IndexNow Key Checker
  3. 3

    Prepare a single-host batch

    IndexNow accepts one host per request and up to 10,000 URLs. Remove duplicates and split mixed-host lists before you submit.

    IndexNow Batch Builder
  4. 4

    Submit only what changed

    Notifying unchanged URLs wastes quota. Compare sitemaps to isolate new and updated pages, then submit that queue.

    Sitemap Diff

Reference

IndexNow response codes

What each status from the IndexNow endpoint means, and what to change before you retry.

StatusMeaningWhat to do
200OKURL submitted successfully.Nothing to do. Indexing is neither guaranteed nor immediate — the engine still decides what to crawl and keep.
202AcceptedURL received, key validation still pending.Verify the key file is reachable. If validation later fails, the submission is discarded without another response.
400Bad requestInvalid request format.Check the request body: host, key and urlList must all be present and well-formed.
403ForbiddenThe key could not be validated.The key file is missing, unreachable, or its content does not match the submitted key. Run the key checker.
422Unprocessable EntityURLs do not belong to the host, or the key does not match the protocol schema.Every URL must be on the host you declared. Split mixed-host lists into separate requests.
429Too Many RequestsToo many requests, treated as potential spam.Slow down and submit only changed URLs. Repeatedly re-submitting a full sitemap triggers this.

FAQ

IndexNow questions, answered

Does IndexNow guarantee my page gets indexed?

No. IndexNow tells participating engines that a URL changed, which removes the discovery delay. Whether the page is indexed still depends on the engine's own quality, duplication and crawl-budget checks.

Which search engines receive my submission?

One request to the Bing endpoint is shared with all IndexNow participants — currently Bing, Yandex, Seznam.cz, Naver and Yep. Google does not participate in IndexNow.

How many URLs can I send at once?

Up to 10,000 URLs in a single request, and all of them must be on the same host. Use the batch builder to split a mixed list.

Is my IndexNow key a secret?

No. The key file is public by design — search engines fetch it over plain HTTP to verify you control the host. Treat it as an ownership token, not a credential.

Can I use one key for several domains?

Yes, if you host the same key file on each domain. Every request still covers a single host, so submit each domain separately.

Where should the key file live?

The root — https://your-host/your-key.txt — authorises every URL on the host. A key file inside a subdirectory only authorises URLs under that directory.

Does submitnow store my key or my URLs?

No. The submission is forwarded to the IndexNow endpoint and nothing is persisted. The browser tools never send your input to a server at all.

How often should I submit?

Only when content actually changes. Re-submitting unchanged URLs consumes quota and can trigger a 429.