Ping Tool
Professional Ping Tool
This uses HTTP fetch timing (not ICMP ping). Results approximate network latency to the server.
Ping Tool
Professional Ping Tool
Features
- Measure HTTP round-trip latency to a host using fetch() timing — a browser-side approximation of ICMP ping
- Sends 5 fetch requests by default with 500 ms spacing
- Reports min / max / average / jitter / packet-loss approximation
- Each request is no-cors so status codes are hidden; latency is still measurable from performance.now()
- Useful for "is this host responsive?" checks where you don't have shell access
How to use
- Enter your input data in the provided field.
- Configure any options as needed.
- View the results instantly and copy or download the output.
Tips & Best Practices
- Browsers cannot send ICMP echoes — that's a kernel-level protocol unavailable to JavaScript. This tool times HTTP requests instead.
- Each "ping" sends a real HTTPS request to the target. The URL and your IP are visible to that server; this is NOT a "100% private offline" tool.
- HTTP-ping latency is higher than ICMP-ping latency on the same host (TLS handshake, app-server processing).
- Packet loss is approximated from failed requests; transient CORS / TLS / DNS failures show up as "loss" even when the host is fine.
- For real network diagnostics (ICMP, traceroute, MTR), use a command-line tool on your machine.
FAQ
Is this tool free to use?
Yes, completely free with no registration, no limits, and no hidden costs.
Is my data private?
All processing happens in your browser. No data is ever sent to any server or third party.
Does it work offline?
Once loaded, the tool works entirely offline. All processing is done client-side with JavaScript.
Which browsers are supported?
Works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and all modern browsers on desktop and mobile.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes, all output is yours to use freely in any personal or commercial project without restrictions.