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Measure your website's Core Web Vitals (LCP, FID, CLS, FCP) and get actionable recommendations to improve performance for both mobile and desktop.

Features
  • Analyze both mobile and desktop performance
  • Detailed Core Web Vitals analysis (LCP, FID, CLS, FCP)
  • Image, CSS, and JavaScript optimization analysis
  • Caching and compression checks
  • Actionable recommendations for improvement

How to Use
1

Enter the URL you want to test.

2

Select the device — Mobile, Desktop, or both.

3

Choose analysis options like image and CSS analysis.

4

Click "Analyze Page Speed" to start the test.

5

Review the results including performance scores, Core Web Vitals, and optimization opportunities.


Core Web Vitals Explained
LCP
Largest Contentful Paint

Measures loading performance.

Should be below 2.5 seconds.

FID
First Input Delay

Measures interactivity.

Should be below 100 milliseconds.

CLS
Cumulative Layout Shift

Measures visual stability.

Should be less than 0.1.

FCP
First Contentful Paint

Measures the time to first content render.

Should be below 1.8 seconds.


Best Practices
  • Test your most important pages regularly, not just the homepage.
  • Pay close attention to mobile performance, as it is a key ranking factor.
  • Use the recommendations to create a prioritized list of performance improvements.
  • Compress images and use modern formats like WebP to improve LCP.
  • Implement browser caching to speed up load times for returning visitors.
Quick Tips

Image Optimization: Compressing images and using modern formats like WebP can significantly improve your LCP score.


Caching: Implement browser caching to speed up load times for returning visitors.


Mobile First: Google uses mobile-first indexing, so prioritize mobile performance in your optimization efforts.

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