ToolsPage Size Checker
Page Size Checker
Check any page's HTML size against Googlebot's 2 MB crawl limit and get recommendations to trim the bloat that's causing truncation.
Google's Googlebot fetches at most 2 MB of HTML per page (64 MB for PDFs). Anything beyond that cutoff is truncated before it reaches indexing — including canonical tags, structured data, or content placed late in the page.
Tips & Best Practices:
- Keep critical SEO tags (canonical, meta, structured data) early in the <head>.
- Move large inline scripts and styles to external files.
- Avoid embedding large base64 images directly in HTML.
- Strip unnecessary HTML comments before publishing.
- Re-check pages after adding rich content like tables or embedded widgets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Google's crawler fetches at most 2 MB of HTML per page (64 MB for PDFs). Anything past that cutoff is truncated before it reaches indexing.
Large inline scripts and styles, base64-encoded images embedded directly in the HTML, and excessive HTML comments are the most common culprits.
Googlebot doesn't skip the page — it indexes only the content up to the 2 MB cutoff, which can mean canonical tags, structured data, or content placed later in the HTML never get processed.
Yes, it breaks down what's adding weight to your page and gives specific recommendations to bring it back under the limit.
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