How to Use Upload Speed Test
Open the tool, follow the instructions shown on the page, and review the result.
Test your real internet upload speed online by uploading test data and measuring your connection performance in Mbps.
Measure how fast your internet connection can upload data.
Open the tool, follow the instructions shown on the page, and review the result.
An upload speed test measures how quickly your internet connection can send data from your device to an internet server. Upload speed is normally measured in Mbps, or megabits per second.
This free upload speed test performs a real data transfer and calculates your approximate upload throughput based on the amount of data transferred and the measured time.
Upload speed matters whenever your device sends files or data to the internet. A faster upload connection can improve activities such as video calls, cloud backups, file sharing, live streaming and uploading photos or videos.
The upload speed you need depends on what you do online. Basic browsing requires relatively little upload bandwidth, while video conferencing, cloud backups and live streaming can require considerably more.
The tool generates test data in your browser and uploads it to a dedicated speed-test endpoint. The tool measures the transfer time and calculates an approximate upload speed in Mbps.
Slow upload speeds can be caused by network congestion, weak Wi-Fi signal, mobile network conditions, ISP limitations, background uploads, VPN usage, router problems or limitations of the internet plan.
Download speed measures how quickly data comes from the internet to your device. Upload speed measures how quickly data travels from your device to the internet. Many consumer internet connections have a much higher download speed than upload speed.
An upload speed test measures how quickly your device can send data to an internet server and reports the result in Mbps.
Yes. The tool is designed to be free to use in a modern web browser.
The result is an estimate of your current connection performance. Wi-Fi conditions, device performance, browser limitations, network congestion and test-server location can affect the result.
A good upload speed depends on your usage. Video calls, cloud backups, large file uploads and live streaming generally benefit from higher and more stable upload performance.
Many broadband and mobile plans are designed with substantially higher download capacity than upload capacity, so a lower upload speed can be normal.
Yes. You can run the test on a mobile connection, although mobile network conditions can cause the result to vary considerably.
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