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Page Request Checker

Count the number of network requests needed to load a webpage.

Page Request Checker

About this tool

Identify how many HTTP requests your webpage makes to load all its resources. Fewer requests generally mean faster page loads.

No signup, no catch

What the free tools actually do

Seven of them run in the browser and ask for nothing. The eighth asks for a domain and an email, because it has to send you a report.

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How many HTTP requests is too many?

Most performance experts recommend keeping requests under 50 per page. Each request adds latency, so reducing the total number through bundling, sprites, and eliminating unnecessary resources can significantly improve load times.

How do I reduce the number of page requests?

Combine CSS and JavaScript files, use CSS sprites for icons, inline small critical CSS, lazy-load non-essential resources, and remove unused third-party scripts and fonts.