Measure download, upload, ping & jitter
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Download
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Mbps
Upload
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Mbps
Ping
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ms
Jitter
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ms
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How fast data travels from the internet to your device. This affects streaming, browsing, and downloading files. 25 Mbps is good for most households; 100+ Mbps handles multiple 4K streams and large downloads with ease.
How fast data travels from your device to the internet. Important for video calls, live streaming, cloud backups, and sending large files. 5 Mbps is fine for basic use; 20+ Mbps is ideal for remote work and content creators.
The time it takes for a small packet of data to make a round trip between your device and a server, measured in milliseconds. Under 20 ms is excellent for gaming; under 50 ms is good for video calls; above 100 ms feels sluggish.
The variation in your ping over time — how consistent your connection is. Low jitter (under 5 ms) means a stable connection. High jitter can cause buffering, choppy video calls, and lag spikes in games even if your average ping is low.
| Activity | Download | Upload | Ping |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4K Streaming | 25+ Mbps | — | — |
| HD Streaming | 5+ Mbps | — | — |
| Online Gaming | 10+ Mbps | 3+ Mbps | < 30 ms |
| Video Calls | 5+ Mbps | 5+ Mbps | < 50 ms |
| Working from Home | 25+ Mbps | 10+ Mbps | < 50 ms |
| Large Downloads | 100+ Mbps | — | — |
Our test measures your connection speed to Cloudflare's global network, which is one of the closest and fastest CDNs. Results reflect your real-world performance for most internet activities. For the most accurate reading, close other tabs, pause downloads, and use a wired connection when possible.
ISP advertised speeds are "up to" maximums under ideal conditions. Wi-Fi interference, network congestion during peak hours, router distance, outdated hardware, and the number of devices on your network can all reduce your actual speed.
Test whenever you notice slowness, after changing your plan or equipment, and periodically (weekly or monthly) to establish a baseline. Testing at different times of day can reveal peak-hour congestion patterns.
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