Measure the total download size of a page: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and images.
The page size checker downloads a page with its stylesheets, scripts, images and fonts, and adds up their size. See the weight of each type, the number of requests and the largest files, so you know exactly what to optimize.
Heavy pages load slowly, especially on mobile networks, and cost visitors data. Images and JavaScript are usually the biggest part: compress, resize and lazy-load images, and remove the scripts you don't need.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts and frames.
Size and share of each file type.
The 20 heaviest resources of the page.
Checks that the HTML is gzip or Brotli compressed.
Under about 2 MB is a good target; the median web page is around 2.5 MB on mobile.
Usually large images, video, web fonts and third-party scripts such as chat widgets and trackers.
No, they're the uncompressed sizes. Text files are usually 3–5 times smaller over the network with gzip or Brotli.