THE CONNECTION QUALITY LAB FREE · NO SIGN-UP
Beyond a speed test.
Know what your internet can do.
Measure your real browser download speed, upload speed, ping and jitter. Then check how well your connection matches the needs of your favorite game, video call or streaming service.
✓ Real data transfers✓ Gaming & app readiness✓ No installation
◎Measured, never simulated.Readings depend on your device, network and this test server—not a remote game's servers.
CONNECTION TEST · V3
Internet speed test
Tests transfer real data. Balanced can use hundreds of MiB on fast connections; choose Data Saver on capped plans.
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Select your test type, then press Start.
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TRANSFER SPEED · WAITING—
No account neededHTTP-based measurements
YOUR REAL NUMBERS
Five measurements. One clear picture.
Only completed network transfers are counted. A failed test will never invent a speed.
Save and share your speed result
A unique link appears after a complete test. Your app selection travels in the link, not a new database field.
Measured against our test server, not your ISP's core network or a game's actual servers. Browser overhead, server load, VPNs, caching, WiFi interference and distance can affect readings. This test is not ICMP ping or real packet-loss telemetry.
SMART CONNECTION CHECK
Will your internet handle it?
Select a game or app. The readiness report updates after a test, and you can change the selection without rerunning it.
Network guidance only. This does not connect to, endorse or test the chosen service directly.
PERSONALIZED NETWORK REPORTAwaiting test
SELECTED · Everyday browsing
Run a test to see your readiness
We compare measured performance to practical targets for your activity.
Results are estimates only.
EVERYDAY PERFORMANCE
What your speed is good for
Helpful, approximate thresholds—not promises from a streaming or calling provider.
Connection details
- Public IPv4
- Checking…
- Public IPv6
- Checking…
- Internet provider
- Looking up…
- Approximate location
- Looking up…
- Browser network hint
- Unknown
IPv4 and IPv6 are checked independently; some networks do not support both. Your ISP and approximate city are looked up using your connection IP, not GPS. A secure external lookup may receive your IP. Details can be approximate or unavailable. Privacy details. Browser network hints are estimates.
Video playback ESTIMATE
Based on download throughput alone.
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Video calls ESTIMATE
Upload headroom only; latency and reliability also matter.
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HELPFUL SPEED CHECKS
Test the part of your connection that matters.
01 / INTERNET SPEEDInternet speed testUnderstand your actual download and upload capacity.02 / WIFIWiFi speed testLearn why your wireless signal can slow an otherwise fast plan.03 / GAMESGaming speed & pingCheck latency, jitter and network readiness for online games.04 / QUALITYPing & jitter testKnow the difference between speed and responsiveness.05 / WORKVideo call bandwidthWhat smooth video meetings really need.06 / LEARNBandwidth results explainedLearn Mbps, latency, jitter and request failure terms.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions before you test?
Does this test actually measure my internet speed?
Yes, it downloads and uploads real bytes and uses their measured transfer time. The result reflects the network path between your browser and our test server at that moment, not a guaranteed ISP line rate.
Can this tell me if VALORANT or Fortnite will lag?
It estimates readiness using download, upload, HTTP latency, jitter and failed HTTP requests. It cannot measure the game's actual latency, servers, anti-cheat or local PC frame rate. Try our gaming speed guide.
How much data does the test use?
It depends on your connection and test precision. Thorough mode runs more upload/download batches; Data Saver runs fewer. If you have a capped mobile plan, choose Data Saver first.
Why are results different from other websites?
Different test servers, test durations, protocols, connection paths and device load can produce different results. Pause big downloads and compare multiple runs at the same time of day.
What is the difference between Mbps and MB/s?
Mbps means megabits per second. MB/s means megabytes per second. There are eight bits per byte, so 80 Mbps is approximately 10 MB/s before other overhead.