Speed Test
Internet speed test
Measure your download speed, upload speed and latency in about twenty seconds. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Download speed decides how quickly pages and video load. Upload speed matters for video calls, backups and sending large files. Latency — the round-trip delay — is what makes calls and games feel responsive, and a low number there often matters more than a high download figure.
Measured in your browser against Cloudflare’s public test endpoint. Treat the result as a good estimate rather than a precise reading — Wi-Fi, VPNs and other open tabs all affect it.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is this speed test?
It measures real transfer rates from your browser, which is the same approach most online speed tests use. Treat it as a solid estimate: Wi-Fi signal, VPNs, other devices on your network and other open tabs all move the number.
What is a good internet speed?
Around 25 Mbps download handles HD streaming and video calls comfortably. 100 Mbps or more suits households with several heavy users. For video calls, latency under 50 ms matters more than raw download speed.
Why is my speed lower than what I pay for?
Advertised speeds are usually a maximum over a wired connection. Wi-Fi, distance from the router, older hardware and network congestion all reduce what actually reaches your device. Testing over Ethernet gives a truer figure.