To this website only
The result reflects the route to this website’s server, which can be slower than your connection’s maximum speed.
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Internet Speed Test
Measure the latency and download speed between your browser and this website with a short test that uses about 3 MB of data.
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Speed test
1 Speed test
The test measures the connection between your browser and this website: one latency request, then three 1 MiB downloads.
Test data is downloaded from this website. Nothing is uploaded.
THREE SMALL STEPS
How to test your connection speed
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Pause heavy downloads
Pause large downloads and video streams on your network so that they do not slow the measurement.
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Start the test
The browser sends one small request to measure latency, then downloads three 1 MB samples.
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Read the result
Compare the download speed in Mbps and the latency in milliseconds with your previous runs.
Good to know
Download only
Upload speed is not measured, and the test uses about 3 MB of data, which counts on metered mobile plans.
Run it more than once
Wi-Fi signal, other devices and network congestion change from minute to minute, so repeat the test for a fair picture.
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Can this browser speed test measure upload speed?
No. It measures download throughput and latency to this website. It does not measure upload speed, every route on the internet or the maximum performance promised by your provider. Compare repeated runs under similar conditions.
What is a good latency?
Under 50 ms feels instant for browsing and video calls. Above 150 ms, calls and online games can feel delayed.
Why is the result lower than my internet plan?
Wi-Fi, the distance to this server and other traffic all reduce the measured speed. Dedicated speed tests use servers close to you and several connections at once.
What is the difference between Mbps and MB/s?
Mbps means megabits per second. Divide by 8 to get megabytes per second: 80 Mbps is about 10 MB/s.