Internet Speed Test

Real-world browser connection quality for calls, meetings, and browsing

Test your internet speed instantly with our free browser-based tool. Measure download, upload, latency, and jitter to check your connection quality. Also try our microphone test, webcam test, and network troubleshooting guides.

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Speed varies based on server distance and network conditions.

Speed results may differ from Fast.com or Speedtest.net because each service uses different servers and measurement methods.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this speed test accurate?
Browser-based tests give a realistic estimate, but results depend on your device, browser, network conditions, and distance to the test server. No browser speed test is perfectly precise.
Why is my speed lower than Fast.com?
Each speed test uses different servers, routing, and methods. Fast.com routes through Netflix's CDN. Our test uses edge servers closer to real-world conditions. Neither is wrong — they measure differently.
What is a good internet speed?
For browsing and email, 1-5 Mbps is enough. HD video needs 5-10 Mbps. 4K streaming or gaming needs 25+ Mbps. For video calls, 3-5 Mbps upload is recommended.
Why isn't my ISP shown?
ISP detection relies on IP-based geolocation, which isn't always available or accurate. VPNs, proxies, and some mobile networks can prevent detection. We don't store your IP address.
Does VPN affect results?
Yes. A VPN adds extra routing and encryption, which typically reduces measured speed and increases latency. For the most accurate result, disconnect your VPN during the test.
What should I look at besides download speed?
Upload speed matters for video calls and file sharing. Latency (ping) affects responsiveness. Jitter affects call and stream stability. A connection with good speed but high jitter can still feel unreliable.
Is my data private during the speed test?
Yes. The speed test only measures connection performance using random data. No personal information or browsing data is collected or stored. All testing happens locally in your browser.