Web Page Size Checker

How many KB does a page weigh, and what makes it heavy? HTML, CSS, JS, images and fonts — with the biggest files.

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What you get

Total size
Everything the page loads, in KB/MB
By type
HTML, CSS, JS, images, fonts
Heaviest files
Where the weight comes from
Requests
How many files the browser must fetch

About the Web Page Size Checker

Page weight drives load time — especially on mobile data. The median web page is now over 2 MB, and a few oversized images or scripts are usually responsible.

Nuqti downloads the HTML and every script, stylesheet, image and font it references, measures each one (compressed and uncompressed), and breaks the total down by type with the heaviest files listed first.

How to use it

  1. 1Enter a URLAny public page, e.g. https://example.com/page.
  2. 2Watch the check run liveEach step appears the moment it finishes — no waiting on a blank screen.
  3. 3Sign in free with GoogleSave your results and keep using every Nuqti tool on the free plan.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good page size?

Under 1 MB is fast; 1–3 MB is typical; above 3 MB will feel slow on mobile.

How do I reduce page size?

Compress and resize images (WebP/AVIF), remove unused JavaScript, enable gzip/brotli and lazy-load below-the-fold media.

Why is the transferred size smaller?

Text files are compressed in transit (gzip/brotli). The browser still has to parse the full uncompressed size.

Does it include lazy-loaded resources?

Resources referenced in the HTML are included; ones injected later by JavaScript may not be.

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