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JavaScript Bundle Analyzer

Analyze esbuild metafiles, webpack stats, source maps, Vite manifests or plain JavaScript assets locally, inspect module weight, compare baselines and enforce practical size budgets.

Bundle data stays in this browser
The analyzer does not execute bundle code. Gzip values for plain assets are calculated locally and remain estimates for other report formats.
esbuild metafile, webpack stats, source map, Vite manifest or JavaScript assets

Up to 200 files and 100 MB total; JSON structures and displayed nodes are bounded.

About JavaScript Bundle Analyzer

Turn build metadata into size budgets and release evidence. Analyze esbuild metafiles, webpack stats, source maps, Vite manifests or plain JavaScript assets locally, inspect module weight, compare baselines and enforce practical size budgets. The core workflow is designed to run in your current browser.

Key capabilities

  • Normalize esbuild, webpack, source map, Vite and plain-asset inputs
  • Apply total, single-asset and single-module byte budgets
  • Explore a proportional treemap and searchable module inventory
  • Compare a saved baseline with the current build metrics

Useful for

  • Gate a release with explicit JavaScript size limits
  • Find modules and packages contributing the most bytes
  • Compare build reports to explain a bundle-size increase

Frequently asked questions

Is JavaScript Bundle Analyzer free to use online?

Yes. JavaScript Bundle Analyzer opens in a modern browser and does not require desktop software installation.

What is JavaScript Bundle Analyzer useful for?

Common use cases include Gate a release with explicit JavaScript size limits; Find modules and packages contributing the most bytes.

Is my input or file uploaded?

The core processing workflow is designed to run locally in the browser. Key capabilities include Normalize esbuild, webpack, source map, Vite and plain-asset inputs, Apply total, single-asset and single-module byte budgets, Explore a proportional treemap and searchable module inventory; account, comments, and anonymous analytics may still create normal site requests.

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