# Custom URLs

- Source: https://plugstack.dev/docs/google-pagespeed-insights/custom-urls/
- Published by: PlugStack
- Last updated: 2026-10-14

Custom URLs let you check pages that the plugin would not find on its own. That can be a landing page built with another tool, a page on a different site, or a competitor you want to keep an eye on. Any public URL works.

 
![Add URLs form with the URL list, label, Import XML sitemap and Import CSV](https://plugstack.dev/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/insights-pagespeed-custom-urls.webp)
 

## Add URLs by hand

 
1. 1
   Go to the **Custom URLs** tab.
2. 2
   Paste one URL per line.
3. 3
   Optionally add a label, like `landing-pages` or `competitors`.
4. 4
   Click **Add URL** (or **Add 3 URLs** when you paste several). The new URLs are checked straight away.

 

Make sure *Custom URLs* is turned on under **Settings → What to check**, otherwise they are skipped in normal scans.

 

## Import from a CSV file

 

Any CSV file works, including an export from Google Search Console or a crawler like Screaming Frog. The plugin takes the first URL it finds in each row and ignores the other columns. If the file has a column called `label`, each URL gets the label from that column.

 

You can import up to 5,000 URLs at a time, from a file of up to 2 MB.

 

## Import an XML sitemap

 

Click **Import XML sitemap** and pick a sitemap file. It has to follow the sitemaps.org format. A sitemap index, the file that only lists other sitemaps, is not supported, so upload the sitemaps it points to one by one.

 

## Labels

 

Labels group your custom URLs. Each label shows up in the filter on the Overview and Reports tabs, so you can see the average score of just your landing pages, or save a snapshot of them on their own.

 

## Remove URLs

 

Select URLs in the **Tracked URLs** list and click **Delete**. Their reports are removed too.