How to delete a page from Google?

[Avya Technology]

To delete a page from Google SERP, you can use the "Removal" feature in Google Search Console (Webmaster).

[jackgrylls]

Stop searching for a delete button and setup a 301 redirect hook instead. This maps the old path to the new URI, merging indexing signals. It ensures the crawler updates its cache without losing your traffic or authority.

[pravakar]

Have you applied 301 redirection?  Through 301 redirection redirect the old link to new link and submit the new permalink into the URL inspection tool on Google search console. In few days , Google will index the new page. Also you can remove old URL through search console.

[DigitalAacharyas]

To delete a page from Google, you need to remove it from both your website and Google's index. First, delete the page or add a noindex tag so search engines like Google know not to show it in search results. Then, go to Google Search Console and use the Removals Tool to request temporary removal of the URL. For permanent removal, ensure the page returns a 404 (Not Found) or 410 (Gone) status. You can also block it via robots.txt (for crawling), but noindex is better for deindexing. Properly handling this ensures the page disappears from search results effectively, which is an important SEO practice covered in Digital Marketing Courses in Pune.

[Netrunner]

Permanent redirection is the best lead. You could tag your page as 404 or even give it a 410 status code to declare it's permanent removal, BUT, you'd lose the SEO juice and oldness it got. That's why a 301, like some guys already said, is the best choice.

[catexotica]

If you own the website/page


Open Google Search Console.


Go to Removals → New Request.


Enter the exact URL and submit a temporary removal request (usually hides it for about 6 months).


For permanent removal, do one of these:


Delete the page so it returns 404 Not Found or 410 Gone


Add a noindex meta tag:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex">


Password-protect the page






If you don't own the page


Ask the website owner to remove or update it.


If the page is already deleted or changed, use Google's Remove Outdated Content tool.


If it contains personal info, explicit images, copyright violations, or legal issues, submit a legal/privacy removal request to Google.




Important note


Blocking with robots.txt alone does not reliably remove a page already indexed; it may still appear in search results.




If you tell me whether it's your own website or someone else's page, I can guide you step by step.