What this tool does
It runs Google PageSpeed Insights checks for mobile and desktop and reports Core Web Vitals and top opportunities.
Connecting
Mobile
Desktop
Results
Connecting to Google PageSpeed…
This takes 15–30 seconds — running mobile & desktop in parallel
PageSpeed
PageSpeed & Core Web Vitals
Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices & SEO scores — mobile and desktop, in one test.
Performance score
Accessibility score
Best Practices score
SEO score
Mobile & desktop
Core Web Vitals
Four scores. One test. Mobile & Desktop.
Enter any URL to run a full Google Lighthouse audit — Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO — for both mobile and desktop in parallel.
Core Web Vitals
LCP, CLS, TBT, FCP, TTI, and TTFB — all 7 key performance metrics with pass/warn/fail colour coding.
Top Opportunities
Ranked list of improvements with estimated time savings — eliminate render-blocking resources, compress images, reduce unused CSS/JS.
Page Snapshot
See a screenshot of your page as Google captured it during the test, alongside total page weight and request count.
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Tool guide
How to read PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals
PageSpeed scores combine lab measurements and Lighthouse audits to highlight performance, accessibility, best-practice, and SEO opportunities.
Who it helps
- Website owners improving conversions
- Developers optimizing front-end delivery
- Hosting users checking cache and server performance
Usage instructions
Enter a URL and compare mobile and desktop results. Prioritize real user impact: LCP, CLS, blocking scripts, images, cache, and server response.
Understanding the output
Scores are directional. A low score helps prioritize work, while individual audits show whether the issue is hosting, theme code, images, scripts, or third-party resources.
Why it matters for hosting
Fast hosting, caching, compression, PHP tuning, image optimization, and CDN configuration all influence performance outcomes.
