Gaming
Run a testUnder 60 ms latency, low jitter and request loss.
STREAMING SPEED TEST
Real connection testReady for the big screen?
Measure your connection and find the video quality it can comfortably handle.
Download0.0Mbps
Ready when you are
Usually 15–40 seconds. Uses up to 270 MB of data.
Download
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Upload
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HTTP latency
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Jitter
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Throughput samples
Test startMost recent
Close background downloads for a clearer result. Your device and this server both affect measured speed.
Ready to measure your connection0%
- 1Connecting to server
- 2Measuring idle latency
- 3Single connection download
- 4Multi-connection download
- 5Upload & loaded latency
- 6Preparing your result
No account needed·No raw IP storage
BEYOND THE NUMBERS
What your connection is good for.
4K streaming
Run a testAt least 25 Mbps download per stream.
Video calls
Run a test5 Mbps each way, with consistent latency.
Large uploads
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Remote work
Run a test25 Mbps down, 5 Mbps up, low request loss.
Find your comfortable resolution.
720p
5 Mbps recommended
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1080p
10 Mbps recommended
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4K
25 Mbps recommended
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8K
100 Mbps recommended
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Going live?
For a typical 1080p livestream, allow at least 8 Mbps upload plus headroom. Run a test to check your upload. These are general estimates for movie, video and livestream services, not platform certifications.
A closer look at your connection.
Single connection
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Multiple connections
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Peak sample
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Sustained average
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Single uses one request stream. Multi uses four concurrent request streams. Short tests and server capacity can affect the result.
SMALL TOOLS. USEFUL ANSWERS.
All toolsTake the maths out of your connection.
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Good to know before you test.
Is this a real speed test?
Yes. The default test transfers data between your browser and Speedie’s primary server. Demo mode is optional and clearly labelled. Results describe that route at that moment, not a guarantee of your ISP’s maximum speed.
Why does my result change?
WiFi signal, other devices, background downloads, browser limits and server congestion can all affect speed. Try Ethernet and repeat at different times.
What does request loss mean?
It is the percentage of our HTTP latency requests that fail or time out. Browsers cannot directly measure ICMP ping or true packet loss, so this is an estimate.
Where are my results stored?
Your last 50 tests stay in this browser. Completed real tests are also stored using a salted IP hash for up to 90 days, with an anonymous share link. You can remove a stored result from History.