📡 Ping Checker

Test server response times using HTTP requests. Measure latency, packet loss, and get statistics — all from your browser.

Host / IP Address

Sent

Received

Packet Loss

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Min (ms)

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Max (ms)

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Avg (ms)

#	Host	Response Time (ms)	Status

📖 How to Use Ping Checker (Step by Step)

Step 1: Enter a hostname (e.g., google.com) or IP address (e.g., 8.8.8.8).
Step 2: Choose protocol (HTTP or HTTPS) and set the number of pings (1-20).
Step 3: Adjust timeout (ms) if needed — longer timeout for slow servers.
Step 4: Click "Start Ping" to measure response times and packet loss.
Step 5: Analyze statistics: min/max/avg latency and loss percentage.

💡 How It Works

✔️ Since browsers cannot send raw ICMP packets, this tool uses HTTP HEAD requests.
✔️ Each request includes a unique cache-busting parameter for accurate timing.
✔️ Results show successful responses (latency) and timeouts (packet loss).
✔️ 100% client‑side — no data sent to any external server.

💡 Pro Tip: For more accurate results, increase the ping count. Use HTTPS for encrypted endpoints; some servers may block HEAD requests, in which case you may see timeouts.

🔒 100% client‑side • No data uploaded • HTTP latency test • Zero tracking