Internet Speed Test

Test your download speed, upload speed, and network latency.

Mbps

Download

Mbps

Upload

Latency (Ping)

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Jitter

— ms

Connection Type

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Your IP

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How to use the Internet Speed Test tool

Using our Internet Speed Test is incredibly easy and entirely free. We designed our Developer Tools specifically for everyday users who need to get things done quickly without downloading complicated software or registering for an account.

Start the Test: Click the "Start Speed Test" button to begin. The tool will automatically test your ping, download speed, and upload speed.
View Results: Results are shown in real-time with animated gauges. Download and upload speeds are displayed in Mbps, and latency in milliseconds.
Check Connection Info: Additional stats like your IP address, connection type (4G/WiFi), and jitter are shown in the stats cards below.

100% Secure

Your files are encrypted and automatically deleted from our servers after 1 hour. Your privacy is guaranteed.

Lightning Fast

We use high-performance cloud processing to ensure your files are ready in seconds, not minutes.

Works on Mobile

No app installation needed. Use our tools seamlessly on iOS, Android, Mac, or Windows.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the speed test work?

The tool downloads a test file and uploads data to measure your connection speed. It also pings a server multiple times to calculate your latency and jitter.

Is the speed test accurate?

The results provide a good estimate of your connection speed. For the most accurate results, close other tabs and apps that may be using bandwidth, and test on a wired connection if possible.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes, the speed test works on any modern mobile browser. It is fully responsive and optimized for mobile devices.

Why is my speed different from my ISP plan?

Many factors can affect speed: network congestion, distance from server, router quality, time of day, and number of connected devices. ISP plans often quote maximum theoretical speeds.