Speed Test
Measure ping, download & upload speeds — in just 30 seconds. Accurate results, no installation required.
Ping measures the response time of your connection in milliseconds (ms). Lower ping means faster response — crucial for online gaming, video calls and remote desktop.
Download speed measures how fast data can travel from the internet to your device. This is the most important metric for most users, affecting video streaming, file downloads, and web browsing.
Upload speed measures how fast data can travel from your device to the internet. Crucial for sending large files, video calls, live streaming and cloud backups.
Paying for 150 Mbps but only getting 50? Run a speed test to see if your ISP is delivering what they promised in your contract.
When internet feels slow, run a speed test immediately. Results help identify whether the problem is with your ISP line or your home equipment (router, cables, WiFi).
Not sure which plan to upgrade to? Test your current speed, compare with your actual needs, and pick the optimal plan — no overspending, no underwhelming performance.
Before signing up, test the real-world speed of different providers in your area to make an informed decision.
Place your router at the center of your home, elevated, away from corners and electronic devices that cause interference like microwaves and refrigerators.
The 5GHz band is faster but has poor wall penetration. 2.4GHz is slower but more stable through obstacles. Choose based on your location relative to the router.
Too many devices sharing WiFi slows everyone down. Disconnect unused devices and secure your WiFi with a strong password.
Old routers can bottleneck your speed. Upgrade to WiFi 6 (802.11ax) and always keep firmware updated for best performance and security.
Wired connections are always faster and more stable than WiFi. For gaming or streaming, plug directly into the router with a LAN cable.
Internet speed varies throughout the day. Test during peak hours (7-10 PM) and off-peak for a complete picture of your connection quality.
It depends on your needs: Below 25 Mbps — basic browsing, email. 50–100 Mbps — HD video, online classes, family of 2-4. 200–500 Mbps — 4K streaming, gaming, remote work. Above 1 Gbps — Offices, businesses, content creators.
Yes, completely free. No registration, no software installation, no limits on the number of tests.
Several factors: WiFi interference, distance from router, number of connected devices, cable quality, peak hour congestion, or outdated router hardware.
Very accurate. This tool connects directly to Cloudflare's CDN — one of the world's largest content delivery networks — so results aren't limited by a small server. Test 2-3 times at different hours for the most reliable average.
High ping (above 100ms) causes lag in online gaming, video calls, and remote desktop. Try using a wired connection, selecting a closer server, or contacting your ISP.
Test when: (1) internet feels unusually slow, (2) you've just installed or upgraded a plan, (3) you want to verify your ISP's service, (4) monthly to track connection quality over time.