speed Internet Speed Test

Full network diagnostics - speed, latency, jitter, packet loss and connection details.

Download Mbps
Upload Mbps
Ping ms
Jitter ms
Loss %
Server: this website's server · checking…

Each phase runs for 10 seconds over 4 parallel connections and reports the stabilized speed. Results measure the link between you and this site's server; a VPN, congested Wi-Fi, or a nearby server will affect them.

Network

Public IP
Type
ISP
Organization
ASN
Location
Time zone

Device & connection

ConnectionUnknown
Network speed classUnknown
BrowserUnknown
Operating systemUnknown
Device typeDesktop
Screen

Advanced metrics

DNS lookup
TCP connect
TLS handshake
First byte
Bufferbloat (ping under load)
Test duration
Data used

This tool measures your internet connection's download speed, upload speed, and ping (latency) - the same kind of test you'd run to check if your connection matches what you're paying your ISP for, or to diagnose why streaming/gaming feels slow.

Frequently asked questions

Many factors affect real-world speed: WiFi signal strength/interference, other devices using the network simultaneously, the specific test server's distance/load, and your ISP's actual delivered speed versus advertised speed during peak hours.

Ping measures latency - how long it takes for a signal to travel to a server and back, in milliseconds. Lower ping matters a lot for real-time activities like online gaming and video calls, even if your download/upload speeds are otherwise good.

For the most accurate picture of your actual internet connection speed (rather than WiFi limitations), a wired Ethernet connection removes WiFi as a variable - though testing on WiFi is still useful for understanding your real everyday experience.