How to Remove URL from Google Search Console?

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May 8, 2026

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Use this interactive demo to learn how to request a URL removal in Google Search Console.

Quick summary

The Google Search Console Removals tool lets you submit a temporary URL removal request to stop a specific page from appearing in Google Search results. This step-by-step process covers selecting your website property, submitting a new removal request, and monitoring request status — all without touching your site's code.

Steps

Select the website property containing the URL you want to remove.
Choose the Removals option from the sidebar.
In the Temporary Removals tab, click New Request.
Enter the URL you want to remove.
Choose whether to remove the exact URL or all URLs with that prefix.
Click Next to submit the removal request.
Check the status of all your URL removal requests on the Removals dashboard.

📌 Why this matters

Removing outdated, sensitive, or incorrect URLs from Google Search results is a critical SEO maintenance task that every site owner needs to perform quickly and correctly. Google Search Console's Removals tool provides a fast, code-free way to temporarily suppress specific URLs or entire URL prefixes from appearing in search results, giving teams immediate control over what content is publicly indexed. Using the Temporary Removals feature correctly ensures that unwanted pages are delisted promptly while your permanent fix — such as a 404 or noindex tag — is put in place. This demo helps SEOs, webmasters, and content managers complete the URL removal process in minutes without risking errors that could affect broader site indexing.

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