G-Bot Checker
2MB Googlebot Cutoff Test — check if your critical content fits within the first 2MB that Googlebot processes for Google Search.
Google's documentation states that for Google Search, Googlebot crawls the first 2MB of supported file types. Content beyond this limit may not be indexed.
How It Works
Enter URL
Paste the URL of the page you want to check for the 2MB Googlebot cutoff.
Analyze
We fetch the page, measure the uncompressed HTML size, and identify content beyond 2MB.
Get Recommendations
Receive actionable recommendations to ensure your critical content is indexed.
Source HTML Mode
Fetches the raw HTML as served by the server. Best for traditional server-rendered pages. Faster and uses less resources.
Render Mode (SPA)
Uses a headless browser to execute JavaScript and measure the final DOM. Essential for SPAs and JavaScript-heavy sites where content is rendered client-side.
Why 2MB Matters
According to Google's documentation, for Google Search, Googlebot crawls the first 2MB (uncompressed) of supported file types. After reaching this limit, Googlebot stops downloading and only indexes the downloaded portion.
This means that on heavy pages (large e-commerce listings, SPAs with inline bundles, pages with inline styles/scripts), important content like product links, JSON-LD structured data, or internal links placed after the 2MB mark may not be indexed.