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HTTP timing or host transfer throughput
Estimate download and upload throughput to this website, subject to hosting and caching limits.
Connection Speed Test · At a glance
Quick answer: Estimate download and upload throughput to this website, subject to hosting and caching limits. Throughput can be limited by hosting, file size, TLS and buffering.
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Detailed guide
HTTP timing or host transfer throughput
Requests only to this website
PHP endpoint; HTTPS hosting
Requests to this website; hosting can affect the result
Latency is an HTTP round trip including TLS, server processing and browser overhead. Throughput is to this host and may be constrained by hosting, compression, caching or buffers.
Throughput can be limited by hosting, file size, TLS and buffering. The result is not certification of the maximum speed of your ISP line.
A bounded random binary payload avoids highly compressible content. Request time includes TLS, server overhead and buffering. Small payloads can underestimate fast connections; hosting can cap speed even on a healthy internet link. Use the result for comparisons to this site, not as certification of an ISP plan.
Use functioning PHP hosting and check that caches or intermediaries do not replace the intended payload. Very fast links need larger independent tests.
This is not ICMP ping, UDP packet-loss measurement or a test of every internet route. The PHP endpoint must be enabled on the host. Timeouts are request failures, not measured network packet loss.
The path to this server and the bounded payload can be limiting factors. Wi-Fi, other traffic and server capacity also affect the measurement.
Start a short test to this website. Keep other downloads quiet when measuring baseline latency or throughput.
No. Open the interactive tool above in a modern browser. The instructions and explanations are available even with JavaScript disabled; running a test needs JavaScript.
Power settings, background tasks, browser scheduling, operating-system input processing and device settings affect measurements. Compare repeated attempts with identical settings rather than the single highest score.