Mobile Friendly Test

Check whether a page offers a usable mobile experience signals.

A heuristic check of the page's HTML (viewport, responsive CSS, scalability). For Google's official ranking verdict, use the Mobile-Friendly Test in Google Search Console.

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How to use Mobile Friendly Test

Three quick steps — no sign-up needed

  1. Step 1

    Enter the page URL

    Paste a public URL to evaluate mobile usability signals.

  2. Step 2

    Run the mobile test

    Review findings related to mobile presentation and usability.

  3. Step 3

    Fix template issues

    Address font sizes, tap targets, and viewport problems in your theme.

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About Mobile Friendly Test

Mobile Friendly Test evaluates a public page for mobile usability-oriented signals. SEOs searching "mobile friendly test", "mobile usability", or "responsive check" need a quick read on how a URL behaves for small screens.

Enter a URL and run the test. Results depend on what the checker can fetch and interpret - heavy bot protection may limit analysis.

Mobile-first indexing makes usable small-screen design essential. Fix global theme issues rather than one-off page hacks when problems repeat.

Benefits of Mobile Friendly Test

URL-based check Test live pages directly.
Usability focus Catch common mobile friction.
Template prioritisation Know what to fix sitewide.
SEO-aligned hygiene Support modern mobile-first expectations.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Google's official Mobile-Friendly Test?

It is an on-site utility - Google tools and Search Console remain reference points.

Does passing guarantee rankings?

No - it reduces mobile UX problems; content still competes.

What if my app-like site fails?

Ensure crawlable content and proper viewport configuration.

Can I test localhost?

Public URLs are required for remote checks.

How often should I retest?

After theme or navigation changes.