Estimate your monitor refresh rate with a visual animation and frame counter
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Browser refresh rate estimate
Compare result to your monitor spec (60, 120, 144, 240 Hz). VSync and browser caps may limit the reading.
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A refresh rate test helps you verify how many times per second your display updates (Hz). Higher refresh rates improve motion clarity in games and scrolling. Our visual animation lets you compare 60Hz vs 144Hz vs 240Hz feel in the browser.
Confirm high Hz is actually active
Validate advertised refresh spec
Check USB-C / HDMI limits
Feel difference before competitive play
Explain why 60Hz feels different
Show motion clarity to viewers
The test uses requestAnimationFrame to count how many frames your browser renders per second. After a 1-second sample, it displays an estimated Hz value.
Browser tabs, VSync settings, power-saving mode, and multi-monitor setups can cap the frame rate. For best results, use fullscreen on your primary display with other apps minimized.
Common rates include 60, 75, 120, 144, 165, and 240 Hz. The estimate rounds to the nearest whole number based on actual frames rendered.
The animated bar helps you visually spot stutter, tearing, or uneven motion that may indicate a refresh rate mismatch or frame pacing issue.
Yes. The Hz test is free and runs entirely in your browser without installing software.