Test Your Internet Speed
Measure your download speed, upload speed, ping and jitter.
For accurate results, close other bandwidth-heavy applications before testing.
Your results will appear here after testing.
Your Connection Information
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How Does an Internet Speed Test Work?
An internet speed test measures how quickly your device exchanges data with a test server.
Download Speed
Download speed measures how quickly your device receives data from the internet. It affects streaming, browsing and downloading files.
Upload Speed
Upload speed measures how quickly your device sends data to the internet. It matters for video calls, file sharing and online backups.
Ping (Latency)
Ping measures the round-trip response time between your device and a test server, usually in milliseconds.
Jitter
Jitter measures variation in latency. Lower jitter generally means a more consistent connection.
What Is a Good Internet Speed?
The internet speed you need depends on how you use your connection and how many devices share it.
These are general planning estimates, not guaranteed minimum requirements. Actual needs depend on the service, quality settings and number of simultaneous users.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I check my internet speed?
Click the Start Speed Test button. The tool measures your connection's download speed, upload speed, latency and jitter.
Is this internet speed test free?
Yes. You can use the Network Speed Checker without paying for a subscription.
What is a good download speed?
For basic browsing, 5–10 Mbps may be sufficient. Higher speeds are recommended for multiple devices, large downloads and high-quality streaming.
Why does my internet speed change?
Network congestion, Wi-Fi signal strength, server distance, device performance and ISP conditions can affect your measured speed.
What is the difference between ping and jitter?
Ping measures network response time, while jitter measures how much that response time varies.
Does a speed test use internet data?
Yes. Testing involves downloading and uploading data, so the amount of data consumed depends on your connection and the duration of the test.