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YOUR CONNECTION, MEASURED
Internet speed test
See how quickly data travels between your device and the imgpic server.
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Test to this website’s server
Up to 8 s each for download and upload; up to 192 MB of test data in total.
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The data cap or a short measurement limited accuracy. Choose extended mode for another test.
Results depend on routing, Wi-Fi, VPN use and server load. This estimates your connection to imgpic, not your plan’s guaranteed speed.
Speed during the test
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What the results mean
Download
How quickly data reaches you. The result divides received bits by the stage’s elapsed time, including HTTP request overhead.
Upload
How quickly you send data. The final result counts only data acknowledged by the server; incomplete requests are excluded.
Latency
The median of 7 HTTP round trips after a warm-up request. It includes network latency and server response time; it is not ICMP ping.
Jitter
The mean absolute difference between consecutive latency readings. Lower values mean more consistent response times in this test.
1 Mbps = 1,000,000 bits/s. For test data, 1 MB = 1,048,576 bytes; network headers are excluded from the counter.
About the speed test
Why does this differ from other speed tests?
This test uses this website’s server and up to two parallel connections. Distance, routing, hosting settings and other traffic affect results. On fast connections, the data cap may end a stage early.
Do I need to upload my own files?
No. The test generates random data. The endpoint counts received bytes without saving them as files. You can clear the results history using the button above.
Can I test mobile internet?
Yes. Choose quick mode if your data allowance is limited. To compare tests, use the same location and settings.