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Test di velocità internet

Misura le tue reali velocità di download e upload rispetto all'edge più vicino di Cloudflare.

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Ping sotto carico
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Testato rispetto all’edge di Cloudflare

About the internet speed test

This speed test measures how fast your connection really is right now — download, upload, ping, and jitter — by moving real data to and from Cloudflare's nearest edge location. It's the same path your transfers take, so the upload figure tells you what to expect when you send something big.

Upload speed is the number that matters for sending files, and on home broadband it's usually far lower than download. A 5 GB transfer takes about half an hour at 20 Mbps up, and a few minutes at 100 Mbps. Run the test, then plan around the result. Free, no account, nothing to install.

How the speed test works

  1. 1

    Start the test

    One tap. There's nothing to install and no account to create.

  2. 2

    Both directions are measured

    Latency first, then a real download and a real upload against the closest Cloudflare edge.

  3. 3

    Read your result

    Download, upload, ping, and busy ping, with a plain-language verdict on what your line can handle.

What the speed test measures

  • Measured at the edge

    Tested against Cloudflare's nearest point of presence — the network your transfers use.

  • Upload, not just download

    The number that decides how long sending a large file will actually take.

  • Ping and jitter too

    Idle and busy latency, so you can see how the line behaves under load.

  • No tracking

    The test runs in your browser. Results aren't stored or tied to you.

  • Any device, any browser

    No app, no extension, nothing to install.

  • Free, no signup

    Test as often as you like.

Related tools

More free utilities. No signup, and nothing you drop in is uploaded.

FAQ

Speed test questions, answered.

What the numbers mean, and what they mean for sending files.

Most home broadband is asymmetric by design — cable and DSL lines reserve far more capacity for downloading. Fibre connections are usually much closer to symmetric.

As a rough guide, 25 Mbps sends 1 GB in about five minutes and 100 Mbps does it in around ninety seconds. Multiply for the size of your transfer.

Wi-Fi, other devices on the network, VPNs, and the time of day all cut into the figure. Test again on a cable with nothing else running for the closest reading to your line speed.

Jitter is how much your latency varies. Steady latency keeps calls and streams smooth; a busy ping far above the idle ping means the connection struggles under load.

It moves real data against Cloudflare's edge rather than estimating, so it reflects the path your traffic actually takes. Any speed test is a snapshot, so run it a couple of times for a fair average.

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