Since the pandemic began, digital businesses have been working tirelessly to introduce new and improved features to their platforms. One new feature that Google introduced is the ability to identify websites with fast page load times, which it calls the Fast Page label.

The Fast Page label is useful for users to identify sites with faster load times. If a user has limited data, it helps tremendously in choosing which search result to open, assuming that label (or an icon, which we assume will open in the future) makes it into Google Search. Like AMP does now. The Fast Page label is part of the Web Vitals core initiative announced in May. So what is the “Fast Page” label on Google? Let’s take a quick look at it.

Google as a search engine measures the loading times of every website it indexes. This helps Google to suggest better websites and results to its users. To use this data, Google has now started labeling websites with fast loading times as ‘Fast Page’. This way, you can identify websites that open instantly without any waiting time. This can help you save bandwidth and time, which can significantly improve your workflow if you use Google Search daily.

Required: As of August 20, 2020, the Fast Page label will only be found in the Chrome Beta Android app. So iPhone, iPad, and desktop users can use the feature for now.