Cumulative layout shift

Cumulative layout shift is a Chrome extension that shows the CLS score of the page you are viewing. CLS is the Core Web Vitals metric for unexpected layout movement; Google considers 0.1 or less good. The extension helps site owners spot pages that jump while loading, without opening DevTools. It is free.

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What is Cumulative layout shift?

When a page jumps while loading — a banner appears, text moves down, you click the wrong button — that is layout shift. Google measures it as CLS, one of the Core Web Vitals.

Features

  • Shows the CLS of the current page
  • Helps find layout shifts while you browse
  • Also covers Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)

How to use it

  1. Install. Add the extension from the Chrome Web Store.
  2. Open a page. Load the page you want to check.
  3. Read the score. Open the extension to see the CLS value.

Product facts

DeveloperCresotech (PayForSay s. r. o., Slovakia)
Version1, updated 2025-02-20
Languages52
PriceFree

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Frequently asked questions

What is a good CLS score?

0.1 or less is good; above 0.25 is poor, according to Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds.

Is a lab score the same as field data?

No. Real users' data in Search Console or PageSpeed Insights can differ from what you see on your own visit.

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Cumulative layout shift

See the Cumulative Layout Shift of the page you are on, a Core Web Vitals metric, without opening DevTools. Chrome extension for site owners.