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title: "URL path (Help Center / Filters / Webpage)"
ai_context: "Use this article for questions about filtering RUMvision data by URL path, analysing performance for a specific page and using exact path matches or regular expressions to isolate problematic URLs. It explains how the URL path filter can reveal pages whose Core Web Vitals differ from site-wide results and help narrow an investigation to a specific route before applying additional filters. Relevant for questions about domain paths, URL filtering, exact URL matches, regex path matching, page-level performance, isolating slow pages, LCP differences between URLs and identifying which individual page or route is contributing to poor real-user performance."
canonical: "https://www.rumvision.com/help-center/filters/webpage/domain-path/"
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# URL path

You can filter URLs by choosing exact matches or using regular expressions. This filter will display the metrics for the selected URL.

## Use-case

To improve the performance of your website, try identifying the URL that is causing the issue and apply filters to pinpoint the specific problem. This will help you focus your efforts and address the root cause of the issue.

## Example

The screenshot shows that the average LCP for your website is 2340ms, but on the /sale/ page it is significantly higher at 4472ms. While most pages on your website may pass the Core Web Vitals threshold, this issue on the /sale/ page suggests there is room for improvement. By focusing on optimizing the LCP on this page, you can improve the overall performance of your website and provide a better user experience for visitors.

![lcp-metric.png](https://www.rumvision.com/file/upload/img/lcp-metric.png)