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Free Wi-Fi speed test to check your internet speed. Measure download, upload and ping on Wi-Fi, mobile or Ethernet — no sign-up.
Download speed, upload speed and ping come from actual data transfer over your connection — never simulated, random, or hard-coded values.
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SpeedMetric measures your real last-mile connection. Latency is a tiny round-trip, download streams live bytes in, and upload sends incompressible data out. Results use transferred bytes over time across concurrent connections, not a simulated figure. A test typically finishes in about 8–12 seconds, whether you are on Wi-Fi or a wired connection. For a fuller breakdown, see download vs upload speed, ping and jitter.
Close extra downloads and video streams, then tap Start Test. SpeedMetric measures your Wi-Fi or wired connection in the browser and reports download speed, upload speed and ping in about 8–12 seconds. Read about how download, upload and ping are measured.
It depends on how you use the connection. Around 25 Mbps download is typically enough for HD streaming; 100 Mbps or more is more comfortable for 4K, large downloads and several people at once. Upload speed matters for video calls and sending files. Ping under about 30 ms feels snappy for games and calls. Read about good internet speed by activity.
Download speed is how fast data reaches your device (streaming, browsing, updates). Upload speed is how fast you send data (video calls, cloud backups, sharing files). An internet speed test should measure both, plus ping. Read about download vs upload speed, ping and jitter.
Ping is the round-trip delay to the test server, in milliseconds. High ping makes games, calls and remote desktops feel laggy even when download speed looks fine. Jitter is how much that delay jumps around. Read about what ping and jitter mean.
Yes. You can test internet speed on SpeedMetric for free, with no account. Results reflect your last-mile connection at that moment and can vary with Wi-Fi signal, congestion and the device you use. Read about more internet speed test questions.