Internet Speed Test Pakistan
Check your download speed, upload speed, ping and jitter in about 20 seconds. Works on PTCL, fiber, WiFi and 4G — no app or sign-up.
A standard test takes about 20 seconds and can use 100–400 MB on fast connections.
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Settings
Multi opens parallel streams to fill fast fiber lines. Single shows what one download gets.
Quick uses less data — useful on mobile bundles.
What Do Your Speed Test Numbers Mean?
Four numbers describe how your connection really performs.
Download speed
How fast data reaches you — streaming, browsing, app updates and downloads. 20+ Mbps suits most households; fiber often gives 50 Mbps or more.
Upload speed
How fast you send data — video calls, cloud backups, sending files to clients and uploading videos. Aim for 5+ Mbps, or 20+ if you work with large files.
Ping & jitter
Ping is response time; jitter is how steady it is. Under 50 ms ping and 10 ms jitter feels instant for gaming and calls.
How to Get a Result You Can Trust
One quick test can mislead. Three habits make your numbers fair enough to compare — or to show your ISP.
Plug in with a LAN cable
A wired test shows what your provider actually delivers. Repeat on WiFi to see how much the wireless link costs you.
Give the test the whole line
Stop Netflix, Google Drive sync and game downloads, and ask others at home to pause theirs for 20 seconds.
Compare day and night
Test once in the afternoon and once after 9 pm. A big gap points to evening congestion at your provider.
Speed Test by Internet Provider
How each Pakistani ISP and mobile network works, what speeds to expect, and what to do when it is slow.
PTCL speed test
Fixed broadband & fiber. Nationwide — the largest fixed-line footprint in Pakistan, including many smaller towns no other ISP reaches.
Read more →Fiber (FTTH)Nayatel speed test
Fiber (FTTH). Started in Islamabad and Rawalpindi and has expanded to several other cities in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Read more →Fiber (FTTH)StormFiber speed test
Fiber (FTTH). Major cities including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and several others.
Read more →Fiber (FTTH)Transworld speed test
Fiber (FTTH). Selected areas of major cities such as Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad.
Read more →Fiber & enterpriseWateen speed test
Fiber & enterprise. Selected cities; strongest in enterprise and business connectivity.
Read more →Cable broadbandWorldcall speed test
Cable broadband. Parts of Lahore, Karachi and some other cities.
Read more →AJK & Gilgit-BaltistanSCO speed test
AJK & Gilgit-Baltistan. Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan.
Read more →Mobile 4GJazz speed test
Mobile 4G. Nationwide; Pakistan's largest mobile operator by subscribers.
Read more →Mobile 4GZong speed test
Mobile 4G. Nationwide, with strong urban 4G coverage.
Read more →Mobile 4GTelenor speed test
Mobile 4G. Nationwide, including wide rural coverage.
Read more →Mobile 4GUfone speed test
Mobile 4G. Nationwide, strongest in cities.
Read more →Internet Speed Test by City
Local providers, common problems and tips for your city.
Karachi internet speed test
Karachi is Pakistan's largest city and the landing point for the country's international submarine cables, so it usually has the widest choice of providers and the shortest path to the global internet..
Read more →PunjabLahore internet speed test
Lahore has dense fiber coverage in planned housing societies and newer areas, while older parts of the city still depend heavily on copper DSL and 4G..
Read more →Islamabad Capital TerritoryIslamabad internet speed test
Islamabad has some of the best fiber coverage in Pakistan thanks to planned sectors and early FTTH rollouts.
Read more →PunjabRawalpindi internet speed test
Rawalpindi shares much of its network infrastructure with Islamabad.
Read more →PunjabFaisalabad internet speed test
Faisalabad, Pakistan's textile hub, has growing fiber coverage driven by both homes and industry.
Read more →PunjabMultan internet speed test
Multan is a major South Punjab city where fiber is expanding but copper DSL and 4G still serve a large share of users..
Read more →Khyber PakhtunkhwaPeshawar internet speed test
Peshawar, the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, has seen fiber providers arrive in recent years, with PTCL and 4G still covering most of the city..
Read more →BalochistanQuetta internet speed test
Quetta is the main connectivity hub for Balochistan.
Read more →SindhHyderabad internet speed test
Hyderabad is Sindh's second-largest city.
Read more →PunjabSialkot internet speed test
Sialkot is an export city (sports goods, surgical instruments, leather) where businesses depend on reliable upload for emails, design files and video calls with international buyers..
Read more →PunjabGujranwala internet speed test
Gujranwala is a large industrial city on the GT Road with expanding fiber availability alongside PTCL DSL and 4G..
Read more →PunjabBahawalpur internet speed test
Bahawalpur is a South Punjab city where PTCL and 4G provide most connectivity, with fiber arriving in selected areas..
Read more →Fix Slow Internet
Practical guides written for homes and offices in Pakistan.
Why is my internet slow?
Find out why your internet is slow — WiFi, router, peak hours, load shedding, cable cuts or your ISP — and fix it step by step.
Read more →How to improve WiFi speed
Boost WiFi speed and coverage in Pakistani homes: router placement, 5 GHz, channels, mesh systems, and when to upgrade the router.
Read more →Internet during load shedding
Keep your WiFi working during load shedding: router UPS options, how long backup lasts, and why internet may still go down.
Read more →Submarine cable cuts
How undersea cables connect Pakistan to the internet, why a cable fault slows everyone, and what you can do while repairs happen.
Read more →Complain to PTA about internet
How to complain about slow or faulty internet: first to your ISP, then to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), with the evidence you need.
Read more →Fiber vs DSL vs 4G
Compare fiber (FTTH), PTCL DSL, cable and 4G home internet in Pakistan on speed, ping, reliability, upload and load-shedding resilience.
Read more →Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check my internet speed in Pakistan?
Press GO at the top of this page. The test measures ping and jitter first, then download speed for about 10 seconds and upload speed for about 8 seconds. Close downloads, streaming apps and other devices first so the result shows what your line can actually do.
What is a good internet speed in Pakistan?
For one or two people, 10–20 Mbps download is enough for HD streaming and video calls. A family that streams, games and works from home will be comfortable on 50 Mbps or more of fiber. For gaming, ping under 50 ms matters more than raw speed. See how much internet speed you need.
Why is my speed test result lower than my package?
Packages are sold as a maximum "up to" speed. WiFi distance, an old router, busy evening hours, other devices on the network and international link problems all reduce what you see. Test on a cable to your router to separate WiFi problems from ISP problems. Our guide on why internet is slow walks through each cause.
Is this speed test free and safe?
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, needs no app, account or sign-up, and saves your recent results only on your own device.
Does the speed test work on Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone 4G?
Yes. It works on any connection, including mobile data. A full test can use 100–400 MB on fast connections, so on a limited data bundle use the ping test or test less often.
Which server does the test use?
Tests run against Cloudflare's global network, which automatically picks the nearest edge location. The server used is shown under the results. Read more in our testing methodology.