The All Pages view shows Core Web Vitals for every URL on your store, helping you identify which pages need attention and prioritize optimization efforts.
What the page shows
A sortable, paginated table listing every URL path that received traffic during your selected time period. For each page, you'll see:
Column | Description |
Path | The URL path (e.g., /products/blue-widget) |
Page type | Detected type: Product, Collection, Home, Article, Cart, etc. |
Page views | Number of visits during the selected period |
LCP (P75) | 75th percentile Largest Contentful Paint |
INP (P75) | 75th percentile Interaction to Next Paint |
CLS (P75) | 75th percentile Cumulative Layout Shift |
Overall rating | Combined rating based on all three Core Web Vitals |
Understanding the color coding
Each metric cell is color-coded:
Green: Good
Yellow: Needs Improvement
Red: Poor
The Overall rating reflects your worst individual metric:
Good: All three metrics are Good
Needs Improvement: At least one metric Needs Improvement (none Poor)
Poor: At least one metric is Poor
This matches how Google evaluates Core Web Vitals—all three must be Good to pass.
Sorting the table
Click any sortable column header to sort. Click again to reverse the order.
Useful sort strategies:
Sort by Page views (descending): Focus on high-traffic pages first—improvements here affect the most visitors
Sort by LCP/INP/CLS (descending): Find your worst-performing pages for each metric
Sort by Path: Group similar URLs together
Using filters
Combine the All Pages view with filters to narrow your analysis:
Page type: Compare all product pages, or focus only on collection pages
Device: See if mobile pages perform differently than desktop
Country: Identify pages that are slow for specific regions
Browser: Check if certain pages have browser-specific issues
How to use this data
Prioritizing fixes
High traffic + Poor rating: Fix these first—they affect the most visitors
High traffic + Needs Improvement: Quick wins that move metrics into Good
Any traffic + Poor rating: Address even if low traffic, especially if it's an important page
Finding patterns
If many pages of the same type show similar issues, the problem is likely in your theme template:
All product pages slow? Check your product template
All collection pages have high CLS? Look at how collection images are loaded
Home page fine but others slow? Compare what's different
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