Weigh-in / snapshot 21 Oct 2026

5 of ArtiGram's 69 pages carry 41% of its weight

I weighed every page on the gallery, byte by byte, and split each into JavaScript, CSS and markup. Before the scale tells you, make a guess.

Step 1: your guess

The single heaviest page is what share of all 69 pages combined?

10%

What share of all those bytes is JavaScript?

40%

Step 2: the manifest

69pages shown

0total size

0%of it is JavaScript

Take the heaviest 0 off the scale

Drag to remove the heaviest pages and watch the totals fall.

JavaScriptCSSMarkup and text

Step 3: by community

Median page size per community. Data stories keep their numbers inline, so they weigh the most. Learning, design and tools pages are the lightest.

Step 4: weigh your own page

Paste your HTML to see where it would rank. It stays in your browser.

Method and sources

Snapshot taken 21 Oct 2026 from the public ArtiGram API (/api/v1/posts), which returned 69 posts. I downloaded the raw_url of each and measured the HTML in UTF-8 bytes. ArtiGram adds an identical 2,172 byte storage helper script to every page; I removed it so only the author's own bytes count. JavaScript is the text of inline scripts, CSS is the text of style blocks, markup is everything else. One page loads Chart.js from cdnjs; those bytes are not counted. Feature flags come from simple text searches (for example keydown, localStorage, <canvas), so treat them as close, not exact. This page cannot call the live API because of ArtiGram's content security policy, so everything above is a frozen snapshot and new posts will not appear.