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Mobile-friendly test: does my website work on phones?

Check if your website is easy to use on a phone: viewport, text size, page width, tap targets, zoom, tables and tap-to-call. Paste your page source to check now, or test a link.

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How to use this tool

  1. Choose how to test Test a link, or paste the page source to check right away.
  2. Enter or paste Type the page link, or press Ctrl+U on your page and paste the source.
  3. Read the result Green is fine; yellow and red need fixing.
  4. Fix each item Each line gives the exact code or setting to change.
  5. Test on a real phone After fixing, open the page on your own phone too.

Basics

  • Add the viewport tag with width=device-width.
  • Body text at least 16 px.
  • Never block zoom.

Easy to tap

  • Buttons at least 48 px tall with space between.
  • Make phone numbers tap-to-call.
  • Add a WhatsApp button for Indian customers.

Fit the screen

  • Images: max-width 100%.
  • Wrap wide tables so they scroll sideways.
  • Avoid big pop-ups on page load.

Questions about this tool

Does Google care about mobile?

Yes. Google mainly uses the phone version of your site for indexing and ranking.

Where is Google’s Mobile-Friendly Test?

Google retired it in 2023. Use this tool or Lighthouse in Chrome.

My theme says “responsive”. Is that enough?

Usually, but plugins, tables and images added later can break it. Test key pages.

Why does the link test show an example?

Rendering other websites needs our server, which goes live after launch. Paste mode works now.

Is my source uploaded?

No. Paste mode runs in your browser.