Free tool · Speed
How heavy is your page?
Paste a page. We weigh it with Google's mobile test, list the biggest files, and show every site icon it has.
- Reading the page and its icons
- Running Google's mobile test (up to 30 seconds)
- Adding up every file
Why page size matters
Every file on a page has to download before it feels finished: the code, the images, the fonts, the scripts for chat, tracking and reviews. On a good connection a heavy page is only a little slower. On a phone with two bars of signal, a 6 MB page can take ten seconds or more, and most people leave long before that.
What to do about a heavy page
- Resize photos to the size they are shown at (rarely more than 2000 pixels wide) and save them as WebP. This alone often halves the page.
- Replace video backgrounds and sliders with one good image.
- Remove tracking, chat and widget scripts you no longer use.
- Use one or two font weights, not six.
Favicons and app icons
The favicon appears in browser tabs and next to your site name in Google's mobile results. The apple-touch-icon is used when someone adds your site to an iPhone home screen. Both are small files, but missing ones make a site look unfinished.