Live Analysis Engine
Make your website
blazing fast.
Native-grade performance analysis for the modern web. Get actionable insights to boost your SEO and user experience.
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Make your website
How it works
Simple steps to better performance.
Enter URL
Paste any web page address.
Analyze
We scan 50+ performance metrics.
Review
Get a detailed, actionable report.
Optimize
Fix issues & boost rankings.
Speed Tips
Expert advice for better rankings.
Visuals
Image Optimization
Use WebP format, proper sizing, and lazy loading to reduce payload.
Code
Minification
Remove whitespace and comments from code to shrink file sizes.
Storage
Browser Caching
Store assets locally on user devices for instant repeat loads.
Network
CDN Usage
Serve content from servers closest to your users geographically.
Scripting
Reduce JavaScript
Defer non-critical JS and remove unused code chunks.
Backend
Server Response
Optimize database queries and backend logic for faster TTFB.
Styling
CSS Optimization
Extract critical CSS and load non-critical styles asynchronously.
Typography
Font Loading
Use swap strategy to ensure text remains visible during load.
FAQ
Common questions about performance.
Core Web Vitals are a set of specific factors that Google considers important in a webpage's overall user experience. They include Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS).
We recommend testing your site whenever you make significant changes to the code or content. For regular monitoring, a weekly check is a good practice to catch any performance regressions early.
Yes, absolutely. Google uses page speed as a ranking factor for both desktop and mobile searches. Faster sites provide better user experience and are prioritized in search results.
A score of 90-100 is considered excellent. 50-89 is average and needs improvement, while 0-49 is considered poor. Aim for at least 90 in all categories for the best results.
Mobile devices often have slower processors and rely on less stable cellular networks compared to desktops. Optimizing for mobile ensures your site works well for the majority of web users.
To improve LCP, optimize your largest image or text block. Use efficient image formats, implement lazy loading for non-critical images, and improve your server response time.