Site Size Tool?

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  1. #1
    Hi Guys,

    do you know any tool which can give me the accurate size of the whole website, not just a page size?
     
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  2. willybfriendly

    willybfriendly Peon

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    Do you mean size in terms of Kb or in terms of # of pages? If the former, simply look at your files sizes in a directory listing.
     
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    Evan I am also eager to know the answer of this question..

    I want to know size of my website in KB/MB??
    How can I know this??
     
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    This is not difficult. On a windoze machine run a "dir" command from the command line prompt.

    I just did this, and the final line reports "184 File(s) 52,153,678 bytes"

    for a dynamic site run the appropriate command to retrieve the size of the database.

    Frankly though, I don't see where this information is useful.
     
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    one more simple way.. just right click on your website backup folder and go properties and have a look on size KB Or MB !
     
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    you mean KB or number of pages? number of pages use "Site:URL" in google.
     
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    Canonical Well-Known Member

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    You can do something like:

    1) Download and install Xenu Link Sleuth
    2) Crawl your site
    3) Export the crawl data (it shows the file size for every object returned including images, .js, .ccc, and HTML)
    4) Import into Excel.
    5) Sort by URL/Address
    6) Delete all external objects (it will show external URLs that you link to as well
    7) Sum up file size column using Excel
     
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