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Dummy File Generator: Create and Download 500 MB Files Easily


Your #1 resource to download free test files either for speed test or for any other purpose! Our dummy files include audio, video, PDF, images, text, and many other formats. Simply click on the desired box below and download your test file. Here are our speed test files to download below.




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Downloading our files is easy, simply click on your desired box (like 10GB, 5GB, 1GB, 512MB, 200MB, 100MB, 50MB, 20MB, 10MB, 5MB, 1MB, 100KB) above and it will start downloading the file. These files use IPv6 when available otherwise IPv4. All of our files are served over HTTP, FTP will be added soon.


No matter if you are using 5G wireless, Atlantic, spectrum, kyrio, Xfinity, Verizon, AT&T, Astound, Mediacom, HughesNet, rise, Suddenlink, or any other internet provider, our test files work everywhere.


However, if you are a programmer/developer and looking for a test file containing test data from a programming perspective, stay tuned! Soon, we will upload data files for different testing purposes like bash, audio, video, c#, CSV, image, cucumber, java, JUnit test files, etc.


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Test files are used for different purposes. From a programming perspective, such files are used to test units and code. However, the main reason for our test files is to test downloading speed on different broadband or using tools.


Downloading time depends on your broadband package. However, we have tested downloading these files on various packages and, as a result, we have listed the average results under each file. These results are verified from different locations.


Test files of various sizes can be useful for network and application testing. Below are download links to a few popular file sizes as well as a tool to generate custom size files. The files contain randomly generated binary data.


These locally generated files will download much quicker than the network downloaded files since their content's are generated on the fly. Their download speed is restricted only by your device's processor and storage drive speed.


All file sizes here conform the ISQ and IEC standards where 1KiB = 1024 bytes and 1KB = 1000 bytes. A lot of websites still refer to 1KB as 1024 bytes. If you do not receive the file size you are looking for try downloading the other variant.


To download a file with a custom size enter the size you would like below and click download. Note: these custom files are also generated locally, they should not be used as an indication of download speed.


I googled and found out that increasing the max heap size will fix the issue. So what I concluded is JMeter is downloading the file into RAM. So if there are two parallel downloads of 400 MB going on then 800 MB of RAM will be used. But obviously this is not practical since I have to test for 500 parallel downloads.


I am thinking if I can configure the HTTPRequest sampler to store the downloaded content into disk instead of storing it in RAM or just ignore it (download and discard immediately). This would allow me to test for 500 parallel downloads, which is what I want to achieve.


Partly it depends on what you are trying to increase the size of... number of pages, number of images, size of a single image. In my experience, the vast bulk (90%+) of any given 'large' PDF file will be the images.


Test Files are the files that are used to test the download speed of the internet that you are using. Apart from that, these files can also be used to check the quality of the bandwidth and the limit they are providing. In simple terms, these are the files that are hosted on the high-speed server and through which we can easily our internet speed by downloading them.


Moreover, you can also use these files for testing applications and some users also use them to consume their bandwidth. By downloading these huge files you can easily compare or benchmark your internet service.


Also, these files are available from different locations like USA, India, Australia, Germany, and more with high-speed download servers. Below we have listed multiple test files in different sizes and formats.


From here, you can easily download large test files that are available in Gig or Gigabyte sizes varying from 100GB to 1GB. Some users also search for 1TB file size but for that, I would recommend you should have at least a 1Gbps connection otherwise this large file will take so long. Also, before testing these files I would suggest you do a speed test and check you are getting the right speed.


In this section, we have added the small test files in MB or megabyte sizes that vary from 500MB to 5MB. And if you searching for a 1000MB file then you can download the above file of 1GB instead of that. Also, all the links and sample files shared are totally virus free.


Using these files for testing purposes is very easy, just you have to click on the download link of your desired file size and then check how much time a file takes to get downloaded completely. Generally, all these are accessed through IPv6 but sometimes you may also get IPv4 with other options like HTTPS or non-HTTPS ( HTTP ).


All these test files are stored on very fast servers without any download limit so that you can easily get the file saved without any issues. Also, these files may not look for the bandwidth but I would suggest you to at least check one time if your ISP has added any size limit while downloading the files. Furthermore, I would recommend you to only use large files when you have a connection of at least 100Mbps and if you have some lower speed then go for small test files.


The only reason why we created this page is to provide download links to files for testing purposes like speed test, internet connection speed, and bandwidth quality if it is throttling or not. Furthermore, if you want to push the limits while testing files then I would suggest you to play a live stream video and then simultaneously download the files.


The linked topic says that some of the issues are fixed in newer versions of ownCloud and Nextcloud applied several fixes as well. Normally if you download a single file, it is downloaded directly without zipping (in contrast to several files or whole folders).


So my guess is that NextCloud uses a different file streaming mechanism for compressed files. That topic is far outside of my realm, but it reminds me of binary vs text FTP transfers and resumable FTP transfers. And whatever component is handling the binary file streaming has a 500MB limit.


Test .doc or Microsoft Word document with ease using this free service. As per above, your visitors might get frustrated if they are not able to open their official doc files with ease in an application. The result, they might search for better options and switch to other apps immediately. It is always better to test the .doc files well in advance by downloading free Word document samples for demo/test use. Get a range of .doc files to download ranging from 100KB to 5MB.


Whether you have allocated a size in kb or mb for a doc file upload, just see which one suits the requirement. What makes this service unique is free downloading whenever and wherever you want. Testing your php, c#, or any other programming language code targeted towards doc file import functionality becomes much easier now with just one tap download. Getting sample word documents for demo/test use could be one heck of a cumbersome task.


Test .xls or Microsoft Excel file with ease using this free service. You need not to create an excel file, enter dummy data probably in thousands, and then test to see whether it works fine while building an app. With an .xls file available for all sizes, you can just download straight away as per your requirement, and test it in seconds. Here you find .xls files available with size ranging from 10 to 50000 rows. So, enable a faster demo with .xls file rapid download.


Whether you have allocated a size in kb or mb for an excel file upload, just see which one suits the requirement. What makes this service unique is download is completely free when it comes to testing .xls or Microsoft Excel file. Testing your php, c#, or any other programming language code targeted towards xls file import functionality becomes much easier now with just one tap download. The dummy xls file contains enough bulk entries for use. All you need to do is hit the DOWNLOAD button, and get started.


Please be aware that downloading these files will count towards your download usage allowances imposed by your broadband provider and the large files may use up a large proportion of this if you only have a small allowance (1GB - 3GB for example). We suggest only testing the large files if you have a connection speed faster than 10 Mbps.


NOTE: We provide these download files primarily for UK broadband users; although we do not prohibit their use by others, we do not allow scripted/automated download of these files. Our systems routinely block repetitive attempts which we believe are automated or abusive. If you get an 'unauthorised' error message, you can contact us (please include your IP address when contacting us).


Download test files are available, you can download 100kb, 10 Mb, 100Mb, 1Gb, 5Gb and 10Gb files. You can also test your internet speed by downloding these files that are much better than other files downloading


We do our best to provide access to all mods for users all over the world, however, we are sometimes hampered by conditions beyond our control. A download link between two computers is deceptively simple, but it can involve the data you requested being sent halfway around the world before it arrives on your computer, passing through hundreds of different servers and cables. If there is a problem with any piece of equipment along the route it may be beyond our ability to fix it. Our developers work hard to ensure that your downloads are being routed to the server with the best connection but there are times when these limitations that are outside of our control mean that we cannot provide you with a fast download speed. In these cases, we may ask you to consult with your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to see if they can improve the way they route your traffic to our servers.


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