Internet Speed Test – Check Your Download & Upload Speed Online
🎉 Your Internet Speed Results
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about this tool
Yes. The test uses real data transfers, multiple connections, and stability-based calculations instead of single short bursts. This helps reduce false spikes and provides results closer to your actual everyday internet performance.
Internet speed can fluctuate due to:
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Network congestion
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Wi-Fi interference
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Background apps using bandwidth
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Time of day (peak vs off-peak hours)
Small variations are normal. For best accuracy, run the test 2–3 times and compare results.
Yes. The download and upload tests transfer real data to measure speed. However, the data is temporary, random, and not stored after the test completes.
No. This tool does not collect personal information, browsing data, or IP-based profiles. The test runs in your browser and only measures network performance.
Yes. The download and upload tests transfer real data to measure speed. However, the data is temporary, random, and not stored after the test completes.
No. This tool does not collect personal information, browsing data, or IP-based profiles. The test runs in your browser and only measures network performance.
Absolutely. The speed test is fully responsive and works smoothly on:
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Android phones
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iPhones
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Tablets
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Desktop and laptop computers
This is normal. Most internet plans are designed with asymmetric speeds, meaning download speed is higher than upload speed unless you have a fiber or business connection.
Yes. You can test:
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Home Wi-Fi
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Mobile hotspots
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Mobile data (4G / 5G)
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Wired Ethernet connections
Results may vary depending on signal strength and network type.
The complete test usually finishes in 20–30 seconds, depending on your connection speed and network stability.
For accurate results, it’s recommended to run only one test at a time and avoid downloading, streaming, or uploading during the test.
Automatic server selection ensures the test uses the lowest-latency and most responsive server available, which improves accuracy and reduces unnecessary delays.
Yes. A VPN can:
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Increase latency
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Reduce download and upload speed
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Change server routing
For the most accurate results, disable VPNs before testing.
Yes. This tool is completely free and does not require registration, installation, or downloads.
If results are consistently low:
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Restart your router
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Test using a wired connection
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Disconnect other devices
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Contact your internet service provider (ISP)