SwiftSpeedTest

Run an instant, lab-accurate internet speed test and get tailored advice for gaming, streaming, and remote work-no installs required.

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Test Your Internet Speed

Measure your connection's download speed, upload speed, and latency

For the most accurate results, close other apps and devices using your network

Internet speed test for gamingCheck ping, jitter, and packet loss targets so competitive matches stay smooth.Internet speed test for streamingVerify you have the throughput for UHD video and multi-device binge sessions.Internet speed test for work from homeKeep video calls crisp and cloud tools responsive during remote work days.

Good speeds by activityCompare recommended download and upload benchmarks for every online task.Ping vs jitter explainedUnderstand latency metrics and how to stabilize them for real-time apps.Speed test by ISP, device, or citySee typical thresholds, troubleshooting steps, and setup tips by provider.

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Speed test FAQ

What's a good ping?

Aim for latency below 30 ms for competitive gaming or video calls. Up to 60 ms is usually fine, but anything above 100 ms may lead to noticeable lag and buffering.

Is Wi-Fi slower than Ethernet?

Ethernet connections are typically faster and more stable because they avoid interference and congestion. Wi-Fi 6/6E routers narrow the gap, yet a cable still wins for critical tasks.

How do I improve slow results?

Restart your modem/router, test with Ethernet, close background downloads, and check if your plan matches your usage needs. Our scenario guides above provide thresholds and troubleshooting checklists.

Why SwiftSpeedTest?

Real-time metrics: Track download, upload, ping, jitter, and packet loss in a single pass.
Actionable insights: Scenario pages translate results into clear device, ISP, and city-level guidance.
No friction: No installs, accounts, or gated reports-get answers in seconds on any device.