Internet Speed Test
Check your download speed, upload speed, ping and jitter in about 20 seconds. Click Start, keep this tab open and see what your connection can handle.
What your connection can handle
This test measures your connection to the nearest Cloudflare speed test server (speed.cloudflare.com). Results can vary with Wi-Fi signal, other devices using the network and the time of day. ShokokoTech does not store your results.
How do you get an accurate speed test result?
- Close streaming apps, downloads and video calls on this device and others on your network.
- Move closer to your Wi-Fi router, or connect with an Ethernet cable to test the speed your provider delivers.
- Click Start test and keep this tab open until all four results appear.
- Run the test two or three times at different times of day and compare the results.
For a deeper checklist, read our guide on how to test your internet speed accurately.
What do download, upload, ping and jitter mean?
| Result | What it measures | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Download (Mbps) | How fast data reaches your device | Streaming, browsing, downloading files and apps |
| Upload (Mbps) | How fast your device sends data | Video calls, live streaming, backing up photos to the cloud |
| Ping (ms) | How long a small request takes to go to the server and back | Online gaming, video calls and how responsive pages feel |
| Jitter (ms) | How much the ping changes from one request to the next | Smooth calls and games; high jitter causes choppy audio and lag |
Is your internet fast enough?
It depends on what you do online and how many people share the connection. As a reference, Netflix recommends at least 3 Mbps for HD and 15 Mbps for Ultra HD (4K) streaming, and the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) uses 100 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload as its benchmark for home broadband.
| Speed | Typically good for |
|---|---|
| Under 10 Mbps | Browsing, email and HD video for one person |
| 10 to 25 Mbps | 4K streaming on one screen and video calls |
| 25 to 100 Mbps | A small household streaming and working at the same time |
| 100 Mbps or more | Large households, big downloads and many connected devices |
For a full breakdown by household size and activity, read what is a good internet speed.
For gaming and video calls, ping matters as much as speed. Under 50 ms feels responsive, while over 100 ms can cause noticeable delay.
Why is my internet slower than my plan?
- Wi-Fi limits: distance, walls and older routers often cut speed more than your provider does.
- Busy network: other devices streaming or updating share the same connection.
- Peak hours: speeds can drop in the evening when more people in your area are online.
- Device limits: an older phone, laptop or network adapter may not support your plan’s top speed.
- VPN: a VPN adds an extra route and usually lowers speed and raises ping.
- Gaming lag: see how to reduce lag in online games.
Frequently asked questions
Is this speed test free?
Yes. It is free, works on phones and computers and does not need an account or app.
How much data does the test use?
It depends on your speed. On a fast connection, a full test can use a few hundred megabytes, so be careful on a limited mobile data plan.
Why are my results different from other speed tests?
Each service tests against different servers and uses its own method. Compare results from the same test over several days to spot real changes.
Does ShokokoTech store my results?
No. The test runs in your browser and the results are not saved by ShokokoTech. As with any website, Cloudflare’s test servers receive your connection requests.
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