Free Tool by SearchVector
Google Cache Checker
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Google retired its cached pages. Enter a URL to find the latest archived copy, browse recent snapshots and check how search engines see the page now.
Cached copies after Google cache
Google removed the “Cached” link from results and later retired the cache: search operator, so there is no longer a Google cached copy to check. This tool finds the nearest replacement: the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine snapshots of the exact URL, with dates and status codes.
It also links straight to a site: search on Google, Bing’s results and Search Console URL Inspection, which shows the version Google last crawled for site owners.
Date and link to the newest archived copy.
Up to 40 recent captures.
Google site:, Bing and Search Console links.
Ask the Wayback Machine to archive the page.
About the google cache checker
Latest snapshot
Included
Date and link to the newest archived copy.
Snapshot history
Included
Up to 40 recent captures.
Search engine checks
Included
Google site:, Bing and Search Console links.
Save now
Included
Ask the Wayback Machine to archive the page.
How it works
Use the google cache checker in three steps
Enter a url, open the latest snapshot, check search engines.
01
Enter a URL
The exact page you want to see.
02
Open the latest snapshot
Or pick an older capture.
03
Check search engines
Use the Google, Bing and Search Console links.
Cache checker for SEO and research
See past versions of a page quickly.
Capture dates
When each snapshot was taken.
Status codes
Spot redirects and errors in history.
Index checks
One click to search engines.
Archive on demand
Save a fresh copy if none exists.
Google Cache Checker FAQs
Common questions about the google cache checker.