Cloudflare Speed Test (speed.cloudflare.com)

[Arthur]

Link: speed.cloudflare.com

 

With many people being forced to work from home, there’s increased load on consumer ISPs. You may be asking yourself: how well is my ISP performing with even more traffic? Today we’re announcing the general availability of speed.cloudflare.com, a way to gain meaningful insights into exactly how well your network is performing.

 

We’ve seen a massive shift from users accessing the Internet from busy office districts to spread out urban areas.

 

Although there are a slew of speed testing tools out there, none of them give you precise insights into how they came to those measurements and how they map to real-world performance. With speed.cloudflare.com, we give you insights into what we’re measuring and how exactly we calculate the scores for your network connection. Best of all, you can easily download the measurements from right inside the tool if you’d like to perform your own analysis.

 

We also know you care about privacy. We believe that you should know what happens with the results generated by this tool. Many other tools sell the data to third parties. Cloudflare does not sell your data. Performance data is collected and anonymized and is governed by the terms of our Privacy Policy. The data is used anonymously to determine how we can improve our network, both in terms of capacity as well as to help us determine which Internet Service Providers to peer with.

 

The test has three main components: download, upload and a latency test. Each measures different aspects of your network connection.

 

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The entire speed.cloudflare.com backend runs on Workers, meaning all logic runs entirely on the Cloudflare edge and your browser, no server necessary! If you're interested in seeing how the benchmarks take place, we've open-sourced the code, feel free to take a peek on our GitHub repository.

 

We hope you'll enjoy adding this tool to your set of network debugging tools. We love being transparent and our tools reflect this: your network performance is more than just one number. Give it a whirl and let us know what you think.

 

[ZeroHour]

Very nice!

[Davit2005]

I do like the fact it is from CloudFlare so should be better than other certain speedtest sites I could mention

 

there is another one fast.com but I think it is run by Netflix or something though https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/17/17581944/netflix-internet-speed-test-fast-upload-speeds-latency

[bwestlake]

How do you get it to also show upload? I've just got download