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Content Submission Tool
Tell search engines your content exists
Send one URL to the indexing protocols that still work, and get direct links to the manual submission tools for the ones that require verified ownership. If you're a writer, scientist, or independent publisher, your work doesn't always sit on a domain with the crawl history or backlinks that get it noticed quickly — a new preprint server, a personal site, an institutional repository. Getting in front of the engines the moment something goes live can be the difference between it surfacing in a search this week or sitting unindexed for months.
What this does: it sends a real IndexNow request for your URL, which reaches Bing, Yandex, Seznam.cz, Naver, and the rest of that network in one shot, and it opens the verified submission tools — Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and the others — with your URL ready to go. That combination covers every major engine still accepting outside submissions. "Sent" means the request left your device; for the actual index status, check back in Search Console or Webmaster Tools in a few days, the same way you would after any submission.
IndexNow only credits the request if this key matches a file hosted at yourdomain.com/<key>.txt. Leave blank to skip IndexNow rather than send a request that will be silently discarded. Get a key →
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Want it citable, not just indexed?
Indexing tells a search engine your page exists. It doesn't give your work a permanent identifier, a version history, or a record other researchers can cite. These aren't automated by this tool — each one needs an account and a few minutes on their site — but they're the standard next step for a paper or dataset: