Referring page A page that Google possibly used to discover this URL. The referring page might directly link to this URL, or it might be a grandparent or great-grandparent of a page that links to this URL.

The URL Inspection tool provides insights about what information Google has on file about your URL's discoverability, accessibility and indexability, and by letting you test URLs live. We zoom in on every part of the tool: Presence on Google. View Crawled Page.

The easiest way to check is by using the site: command in the Google search area. Enter site: and then the URL of the page you would like to check. For example, enter 'site:yourdomain.com' on Google. If Google has already crawled your site before, then you should see your web pages appear in the search results.

Through the Referring Pages dialog, you can change link references to another page, Element, image, or object. To change the link references on one or more of the referring pages, check the corresponding boxes and click Change Link Reference.