Internet Speed Test

Check your download, upload, ping and jitter in seconds — free, no signup, no app. Your test runs right here in your browser.

DOWNLOAD — Mbps UPLOAD — Mbps
Ping — ms| Jitter — ms
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What do the numbers mean?

⬇️ Download

How fast data reaches you — streaming, downloads, browsing. 50+ Mbps is good for 4K; 25–50 Mbps covers HD and calls.

⬆️ Upload

How fast you send data — video calls, live streaming, cloud backup. 20+ Mbps is good for HD calls.

📶 Ping

Response time to the server. Under 50 ms is good for gaming and calls; under 20 ms is excellent.

〰️ Jitter

How steady your ping is. Under 15 ms means smooth calls and games; high jitter causes choppy audio even with fast speed.

Speed tiers at a glance

TierDownloadGood for
Basic10–25 MbpsBrowsing, SD video, light work
Standard25–50 MbpsHD streaming, video calls
Fast50–100 Mbps4K, multi-device homes
Super fast100–500 MbpsHeavy uploads, smart homes
Gigabit900+ MbpsPower users, large transfers

Tips for an accurate result

Speed Test FAQs

What is a good download speed?
For most homes: 25–50 Mbps handles HD streaming and video calls; 50–100 Mbps is comfortable for 4K and several devices at once; 100 Mbps and above is excellent for heavy use, gaming and large uploads. Below 10 Mbps, HD video and calls will struggle.
What is ping, and what is a good ping?
Ping (latency) is the time a signal takes to reach the server and come back, measured in milliseconds. Under 50 ms is good for gaming and calls; under 20 ms is excellent. Above 100 ms you will notice lag in games and a delay on calls, even if download speed is high.
What is jitter?
Jitter is how much your ping varies from moment to moment. Low jitter (under 15 ms) means a stable connection — smooth calls and games. High jitter makes voices cut out and games stutter, even when average ping looks fine.
Why is my speed lower than my plan promises?
Common reasons: Wi-Fi instead of a wired connection, distance from the router, other devices using the network, peak-hour congestion, or an old router. Test with an Ethernet cable, close to the router, with other devices paused — if the speed is still far below your plan, contact your ISP.
Is this speed test free? Do you store my results?
Yes, it is completely free and needs no signup. Your results are shown only in your browser and, if you run another test, only the last result is kept in your own browser's local storage. Nothing is sent to our servers.

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What Is a Good Internet Speed?

Speed tiers explained — what you need for browsing, HD and 4K streaming, gaming, video calls and a busy household.

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Why Is My Internet So Slow?

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