# Google Page Crawl Checker

See how much of your page fits within Google's ~2 MB uncompressed HTML indexing window.

## The Problem

### Google stops reading at 2 MB. Most pages never know where.

You're writing great content and building internal links. But if your page's uncompressed HTML exceeds ~2 MB, Google's crawler quietly stops. Everything after that line isn't indexed. No warning. The content just disappears.

✕Links Google needed to follow go undiscovered  
✕Content you wrote goes unread by the crawler  
✕Rankings you should have earned never materialize

## The Plan

### Find your exact cutoff in 30 seconds

1. **Paste your URL**  
   Any public page works. Drop it in the field above and hit Analyze.

2. **We fetch it like Googlebot**  
   Uncompressed, 30-second timeout, identity encoding. No shortcuts. You see what Google sees.

3. **See exactly what gets indexed**  
   Byte count, cutoff boundary, surviving links, and all the text Google can actually read. All in one view.

When you know where you stand, you can act: move critical content above the cutoff, trim bloated scripts, and ensure every link Google needs to follow is within reach.

## FAQ

### Common questions

- Why uncompressed HTML and not the file size I see in DevTools?  
- What actually happens to content beyond 2 MB?  
- My page is under 2 MB. Am I safe?  
- What makes pages exceed 2 MB?