Internet Speed Test
Utility ToolsMeasure ping, jitter, download and upload speed with an animated speedometer.
Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded
Features
- Latency, jitter, download and upload measured in one run.
- Animated speedometer showing live throughput.
- Multiple parallel streams for a realistic saturation figure.
- History of your recent runs on this device.
How to use the Internet Speed Test
- 1Close bandwidth-heavy tabs and apps.
- 2Press Start and stay on the page.
- 3Read ping, jitter, download and upload when the run completes.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my result lower than my plan?
Wi-Fi, VPNs, distance to the test server and other devices on the network all reduce throughput. Test over Ethernet for the truest figure.
What counts as good jitter?
Under 30 ms is fine for calls and gaming. Consistently higher jitter causes stutter even when bandwidth looks healthy.
Why does the result vary between runs?
Because you are measuring a shared, changing path rather than a fixed property. Other devices on your network, congestion upstream, Wi-Fi interference and the distance to the test server all move the number. Run it a few times, on a wired connection if you can, and read the pattern rather than any single figure.
What do ping and jitter actually affect?
Ping is how long a round trip takes; jitter is how much that varies. Together they decide whether a call sounds natural, whether a game feels responsive, and how quickly a page begins to load. Bandwidth decides how fast a large file arrives. A connection can have plenty of bandwidth and still feel bad if those two are poor.
Does this measure the same thing as my provider's test?
Not quite. A provider usually tests to a server inside its own network, which measures the line to them and excludes the wider internet. This measures the path from your browser to this site, which is closer to what an ordinary page load experiences and is normally a little slower as a result.