Internet Speed Test
Accurately measure your broadband, fiber, or mobile internet connection speed with live latency, jitter, download, and upload metrics.
How Speed Test Metrics Work
Download Speed (Mbps)
Measures how quickly your internet connection can retrieve data from the internet to your device. Higher download speeds allow faster website loading, smooth 4K video streaming, and rapid file downloads.
Upload Speed (Mbps)
Measures how fast your device can send data to the internet. Essential for crystal-clear Zoom or Google Meet video calls, live streaming, sending emails with large attachments, and uploading files to cloud storage.
Ping (Latency in ms)
The reaction time of your connection — how long it takes for a data packet to travel from your computer to the server and back. Lower is always better (under 20ms is ideal for gaming and VoIP).
Jitter (Variance in ms)
The variability and consistency of ping over time. High jitter causes buffer-bloat, voice glitching, and lag spikes during online gaming and video calls.
Tips for Accurate Testing
- Pause ongoing downloads, torrents, or streaming services.
- Connect via Ethernet cable instead of WiFi when testing maximum line capacity.
- Disconnect active VPNs or proxy servers unless testing VPN speed specifically.
- Close bandwidth-heavy background applications and browser tabs.
- Test multiple servers across different times of the day to detect network congestion.