Network Speed Test

Choose a mode to measure your connection. Standard uses large image downloads for realistic throughput; Lite offers a faster XHR test.

Test Size

Runs

Real‑world file fetch from Wikipedia CDN. Results are indicative, affected by cache and routing.

Download

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Latency

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Jitter

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About this Network Speed Test

This page measures your internet connection speed directly in the browser. The Standard Test downloads a large image from the Wikipedia CDN in multiple runs. This tends to reflect real‑world throughput because it behaves like fetching media on the open web. The Lite Test uses a smaller, cancellable XHR stream so you can get a quick estimate without waiting for big files.

Results show your average, best and worst download rates along with latency (how quickly a request gets a response) and jitter (the variability in those response times). Numbers can vary between tests due to Wi‑Fi signal, background apps, routing changes and CDN caching. If you want a conservative view, use the worst result; for peak potential, look at the best run.

For daily tasks, try other fast tools at Chimwal.com: resize or convert images with the Image Converter, convert values using the Unit Converter, and create strong credentials with the Password Generator. Planning finances? Explore the Advanced Interest Calculator. All tools run client‑side for privacy and load quickly on mobile networks.

Note: This test is indicative. ISP shaping, VPNs, browser caching and device performance can influence results. For official troubleshooting, compare with your provider’s recommended test and try a wired connection.