Page Size Checker

Do you want to check your webpage size for SEO purposes? Then look no further, with TinyTool Page Size Checker you can easily check your website page size with one click for free.

What is a Page Size Checker?

Page size checker is an online tool where if you enter your website or webpage URL, it will analyze its content, such as images, scripts, stylesheets, and other files, and then tell you the total page size. A large page size means a slower loading time for the website, which makes the user experience bad and may impact your SEO. By reducing your page size, you not only make the site better for the user but also there is a chance it may increase your ranking. It’s perfect for tracking page size during development or monitoring existing pages to ensure they remain fast and user-friendly.

How to check page size?

To check your page size, all you have to do:

1. Copy the page URL and paste it into the Page Size Checker tool.
2. After Pasting click the "Check" button, and that's it.
3. Now the tool will take a few seconds and tell you the page size.

Why Page Size is important for SEO?

Nobody likes a slow website that's why page size is much more critical for SEO than you may think. Search engines like Google take website page speed seriously that's why all the developers try to make their websites load fast. Most of the time large page size is the result of unoptimized images, unnecessary scripts on the website, and many others. This is the leading cause of slow loading time, which may result in users leaving your site before the site loads up, which can lead to increased bounce rates.

How to reduce page size?

Here are some tips for making your site load faster:

1. Optimized Images: The easiest way you can make your site load faster is by optimizing your images, which you can do by using an image compressor to compress them before adding them to your site or if you dont want to compress your images then you can use an image converter to convert them to other more optimized formats (e.g. webp, jpeg, heif). 
2. Minifying The Code: Removing unnecessary comments, spaces, and characters from your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files makes their size small and makes them load faster.
3. Enable Browser Caching: By letting the browser store some part of your website like the images, CSS, and JS files so they do not need to load whenever the user visits your site.
4. Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN): Using a CDN is a game changer because it can make your site truly World Wide Web, I am saying this because it will store important content of your site worldwide this will ensure faster delivery to users based on their location.
5. Lazy Load Images and Videos: Loading the Images and Videos only when they are in the viewing range can reduce the amount of data loaded initially.