{ Page Speed Analyzer }

// analyze page speed & core web vitals in one click

Analyze any website's Core Web Vitals, performance score, and speed metrics instantly. Free, browser-based, powered by Google PageSpeed Insights.

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Enter a URL to analyze

Powered by Google PageSpeed Insights β€” results in ~5 seconds

HOW TO USE

  1. 01
    Enter URL

    Paste any full URL including https://

  2. 02
    Choose Device

    Select Mobile or Desktop analysis

  3. 03
    Click Analyze

    Results appear in ~5–15 seconds

FEATURES

Performance Score Core Web Vitals LCP / FID / CLS FCP / TTFB / TBT Accessibility Score SEO Score

USE CASES

  • ⚑ Check Core Web Vitals before going live
  • πŸ” Identify slow assets and render-blocking resources
  • πŸ“± Compare mobile vs desktop performance
  • πŸ“Š Track SEO and accessibility health

WHAT IS THIS?

This tool uses the Google PageSpeed Insights API to measure real-world performance. It returns Lighthouse scores for Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices and SEO, plus Core Web Vitals like LCP, CLS, and FCP.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How accurate is this tool?

Results come directly from the Google PageSpeed Insights API (Lighthouse v10). They reflect real-world data from Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) plus lab-simulated metrics, making them highly reliable for performance auditing.

What is a good performance score?

Google considers 90–100 as Good (green), 50–89 as Needs Improvement (orange), and 0–49 as Poor (red). Aim for 90+ on desktop and 70+ on mobile for competitive websites.

Why does mobile score lower than desktop?

Lighthouse simulates a mid-tier Android device on a 4G connection for mobile tests. This slower environment exposes performance bottlenecks that fast desktops hide. Mobile scores are typically 20–30 points lower.

What are Core Web Vitals?

Core Web Vitals are Google's user-experience metrics: LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) measures loading, FID/INP measures interactivity, and CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) measures visual stability. They directly affect Google search rankings.

Does this tool cost anything?

Completely free. This tool uses the public Google PageSpeed Insights API which is free to use without authentication for personal and professional usage.

Why does analysis take a few seconds?

Google's API actually loads and renders the page in a headless browser to collect real metrics. This process takes 5–20 seconds depending on the page size, server response, and current API load.

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Website speed is no longer optional. Google uses Core Web Vitals as a direct ranking factor, and users abandon pages that take longer than 3 seconds to load. The JLV Page Speed Analyzer gives you instant access to professional-grade performance data β€” the same metrics Google uses to evaluate your site.

What Metrics Are Measured?

This tool analyzes four Lighthouse categories: Performance (how fast your page loads), Accessibility (how usable it is for everyone), Best Practices (security and modern web standards), and SEO (discoverability). Within Performance, Core Web Vitals include LCP, FCP, CLS, TBT, and TTFB.

Mobile vs Desktop Analysis

Toggle between Mobile and Desktop to see how your site performs across devices. Google primarily uses mobile-first indexing, so mobile scores matter more for SEO. Desktop scores reflect how your site performs on high-speed connections with powerful hardware.

How to Improve Your Score

Common improvements include compressing images (use WebP format), eliminating render-blocking JavaScript, enabling browser caching, using a CDN, and minimizing unused CSS. The Opportunities section in results shows specific issues with estimated time savings.

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