
Improve your website speed without the speed optimization service. Use all pre-set options of our optimizer instead.
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Magento 2 Google Page Speed Optimizer is an ultimate speed optimisation tool that allows you to improve your store speed without custom development. Compress images, reduce the size of initially loaded content, optimise JS, CCS, and HTML files and warm up cache for the most important pages. Get into the Google PageSpeed green zone for desktop and mobile and rank higher due to the utmost loading speed. Hit the best first-page positions in SERPs and deliver the best customer experience at zero effort and maintenance.
- Minify JS, CSS and HTML files
- Merge CSS and JS files and enable JS bundling
- Move JS and print CSS to the bottom of the page
- Lazy load all or certain website images
- Convert images to WebP format automatically or manually
- Upload WebP Images to the Magento admin
- Use flat catalogue category and product and clear database
Speed Up Magento in Your Sleep
Website speed is crucial when it comes to customer experience and SEO. That’s why you need to improve it constantly for better results. But you don’t have to. Magento 2 Google Pages Speed Optimizer covers all vital speed elements. You don’t need to dive into the technical side or spend thousands on speed optimisation services. Just set up the module once and let it improve your website speed on autopilot.
Load JS Files 5x Times Faster
A huge part of your website’s code base is JS files responsible for different things. However, when it comes to loading, the system loads each, whether it’s critical or not. Stop wasting resources with the Magento 2 Speed Optimization Extension. Combine, merge and load only required JS files to save time and deliver pages to customers much faster.
Decrease Page Rendering Time
First, 3 seconds of the website loading is critical for user retention. If a page takes longer to render, you lose potential customers. The delay is usually caused by the JS and CSS files. But only until now. Decrease page rendering time with our Magento 2 Google Page Speed Optimizer. Move all non-critical JS and CSS files to the bottom of the page. Let them load in the background after all the critical resources.
Minify JS, CSS and HTML Files
The size of the JS, CSS and HTML files is what prevents them from being loaded faster. But it can be optimized. Combine JS files in bundles based on page types with the Magento 2 Speed Optimizer and load them accordingly. Remove extra whitespaces, comments, block delimiters and line breakers from CSS and HTML files. Reduce the file size through JS, CSS and HTML minification and optimize Magento speed.
Don’t Load All Images at Once
Images are the second bulkiest element of the page that takes a while to load. Same as JS and CSS files, all images are loaded when someone visits a page. Is this necessary? Absolutely not. Load only critical images and those within the visitor's viewport to increase Magento loading speed. Save resources and don’t load images unless visitors scroll down to them. Let Magento 2 Google Page Speed Optimizer stop images from slowing you down.
Use Modern Files Format — WebP
Image compression without quality loss is impossible. At least it was before Google introduced their next-get file format — WebP. Follow the Google speed optimization trail and convert your images to the WebP format on the fly. Reduce file size while maintaining high-quality scores without doing anything. Let our Magento 2 Google Page Speed Optimizer do the conversion or upload your own WebP copies to Magento directly.
Keep Your Cache Updated at All Times
Once you optimize all images, JS, CSS and HTML files on your store, your website might still be slow. All because of the flushed cache since it forces the browser to load a page from scratch every single time. Magento 2 Google Page Speed Optimizer can’t let that happen. Keep your cache “warm” for all website pages or page combinations at all times. Monitor cache flushes, cache warming process and cache coverage. Have full control of the caching process on your website.