FPS Test Tool
Real-time Browser Performance Monitor
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Live FPS Reading
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Frames Per Second
Idle — press Start
0.0s
0 frames
Avg FPS
Overall average
Min FPS
Lowest recorded
Max FPS
Highest recorded
Frame Time
ms per frame
1% Low
Worst 1% frames
Jitter
Frame variance
FPS History Graph
FPS 60 target
Performance Rating
Run test to see result
01530456090+ fps
Stress Test — Active GPU Renderer
How It Works
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What is FPS?
Frames Per Second measures how many images your browser renders every second. Higher FPS means smoother animations.
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What is Frame Time?
Frame time is how long it takes to render one frame in milliseconds. At 60 FPS the ideal is ~16.6 ms. Lower is better.
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What is 1% Low?
The 1% Low shows the worst 1% of recorded frames. A big gap means your browser has occasional severe stutters.
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What is Jitter?
Jitter is the variation in frame timing. Low jitter means frames arrive at consistent intervals for smooth scrolling.
Stress Mode
Adds a particle renderer to test your browser under real visual load, similar to a game or heavy webpage.
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Pro Tips
Close unused tabs, disable extensions, and test in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge — they often show different results.
FPS Rating Reference
FPS RangeRatingExperienceTypical Use
0 – 14CriticalSevere stuttering, nearly unusableBrowser issue / overloaded
15 – 29PoorVisible lag, uncomfortableOld hardware or heavy tab
30 – 44FairPlayable but noticeable dropsBasic browsing
45 – 59GoodSmooth for most tasksBrowsing & video
60 – 89GreatVery smooth, responsive UIWeb apps & gaming
90 – 144+ExceptionalUltra-smooth, near instantHigh refresh rate / gaming
Wali Khan Kakar  ·  Uses requestAnimationFrame API — no data sent to any server
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