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Carbon Footprint Checker

Free website carbon footprint checker — estimate the CO2 emissions per page view. See how your site's energy usage compares and get tips to build a greener web.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do websites generate carbon emissions?

Every page view requires data transfer and server processing, which consumes electricity. Data centers, network infrastructure, and end-user devices all contribute. The average web page produces about 0.5g CO2 per view.

How can I reduce my website's carbon footprint?

Optimize images (WebP/AVIF), enable compression, minimize JavaScript, use efficient caching, choose green hosting providers, reduce third-party scripts, and implement lazy loading for offscreen content.

Does page size affect carbon emissions?

Yes, directly. Smaller pages transfer less data, consuming less energy at every step. A 1MB page produces roughly twice the emissions of a 500KB page. Image optimization alone can cut emissions by 50% or more.

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