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Check your real download speed, upload speed, ping and jitter — right in your browser, on any device.
Your IP: 216.73.216.30
Four numbers, plain-language explanations — no networking degree required.
How fast data loads to your device — the number that matters most for streaming, browsing and downloads.
How fast data leaves your device — what drives video calls, cloud backups and live streaming quality.
Round-trip time to our server in milliseconds. Lower is snappier — critical for gaming and calls.
How much your ping varies. A stable line keeps jitter low, which means fewer dropped calls or lag spikes.
Open the live test screen — no install, no permissions needed.
We measure ping, then download, then upload, automatically and in order.
See a full breakdown with a plain read on what it means for streaming, calls and gaming.
Everything you need to know about testing your speed with PremiumTools.
We measure ping, download and upload directly against our own servers using multiple parallel transfers, the same approach paid speed-test tools use. Results can vary with Wi-Fi conditions, VPNs, and how many devices share your connection.
For most households, 25+ Mbps download supports HD streaming and video calls comfortably, while 100+ Mbps handles multiple 4K streams and large downloads at once. Upload speed matters most for video calls and cloud backups.
Wi-Fi signal strength, distance from your router, other devices on the network, and your router's age all affect real-world speed. Testing over a wired connection usually gets closer to your plan's advertised speed.
Ping is how long a signal takes to reach our server and back, measured in milliseconds — lower is better for gaming and video calls. Jitter is how much that time varies between requests; a stable connection keeps jitter low.
Yes — the test transfers real data to measure your connection, typically 20-80MB total depending on your speed. If you're on a limited mobile data plan, keep that in mind before testing.