See how your connection performs right now.

Measure download, upload, latency and jitter.

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About your results

The test checks your internet connection. It starts when you choose Run speed test, and you can stop at any time.

A full test uses about 80 MB of data. Retries can use more.

What the measurements mean

Download speed: How quickly your device receives data, in megabits per second (Mbps). This affects how quickly lessons and files load.
Upload speed: How quickly your device sends data. Upload speed matters when you submit work or share your camera during a call.
Latency: The time between a request and its reply, in milliseconds (ms). A lower value means a faster response.
Jitter: How much latency changes between requests. A lower value helps keep calls steady.
Latency under load: The response time while the test transfers data. A large rise can explain lag when other people use your connection.

Read the result in context

Wi-Fi strength, other devices and your browser can affect the result. A short test can underestimate very fast connections. Repeat it at different times if you need to compare performance.

Packet loss is not measured. These readings do not guarantee that a particular lesson or video call will run smoothly.

Improve your connection

Move closer to your Wi-Fi router, or use an Ethernet cable if one is available. Pause large downloads before testing. If problems continue, share your measurements with your school’s IT team or internet provider.