Website Speed Checker
Analyze website performance, loading speed, page size, resources, caching, compression and optimization opportunities.
Analyzing Website
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Website Analysis
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Performance Score
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Performance Breakdown
Optimization Categories
Core Metrics
Website Performance
TTFB
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Time to first byte
Response
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Total response time
Page Size
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HTML response size
Requests
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Detected resources
Connection Timing
Server & Network Metrics
DNS Lookup
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TCP Connection
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TLS / SSL
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Download
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Recommendations
Optimization Opportunities
Issues detected during the website analysis.
Resource Analysis
Page Resources
CSS
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Stylesheets
JavaScript
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Scripts
Images
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Image resources
Fonts
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Font resources
Technical Analysis
Technical Checks
Delivery
Compression
Browser
Caching
Resources
Detected Resources
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Technical Data
Analysis Details
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Technical Data
Analysis Details
Results are based on the website response and resources that can be analyzed by this tool.
Understand Whatβs Affecting Your Website Speed
Get a clear technical overview of your websiteβs loading performance, identify important optimization opportunities, and understand which areas may be slowing down your pages.
Performance Overview
See an easy-to-understand performance score along with response time, TTFB, page size, resource count, and other important measurements.
Technical Checks
Review HTTPS, caching, compression, canonical tags, viewport settings, image attributes, JavaScript loading, and other technical signals.
Actionable Opportunities
Discover practical areas to improve, such as large responses, blocking scripts, missing image dimensions, caching, compression, and excessive resources.
What does this tool check?
The Website Speed Checker analyzes the publicly accessible HTTP response and HTML of a webpage. It measures server response timing, examines page resources, and checks several technical optimization signals that can influence loading performance.
Get a clearer picture of your page
Instead of looking at a single speed number, review the individual signals behind your result. Use the findings to prioritize technical improvements and make your website faster and more efficient.