Generation Z is widely known as digital natives. They have been familiar with technology since their earlier age. Technology, especially the internet, cannot be separated from their daily life. However, there is controversy among scholars about their ability to utilize technology for a specific purpose. Therefore, some scholars argue that generation Z has low digital literacy skills. This research examines whether generation Z has low or high digital literacy skills and which categories with a high level of digital literacy skill. A survey was deployed in this research. The respondents were chosen by quota sampling (N=866). Moreover, respondents came from 18 cities across Indonesia. This survey utilized Japelidi's digital literacy framework in assessing digital literacy skills. The research found that most respondents have a low digital literacy score, particularly in participation and collaboration skills. However, the respondents got a high score on accessing and understanding skills. There are no significant differences among gender and internet usage duration towards digital literacy scores. Besides, the analysis found that generation Z could be categorized as functional consumption and critical presuming since they got a high score for those categories. These findings imply that even generation Z is fluent with the technologies, they still lack in digital literacy. Therefore, it is crucial for future digital literacy campaigns or programs to focus on advancing functional presuming and critical presuming among generation Z.