Audio & Microphone — Tests & Tools
All our free Audio & Microphone tools in one place — every test runs instantly in your browser. Nothing to install, no signup.
Microphone Test
Check your mic live
Test your microphone in the browser — speak and watch the live waveform and dB level meter, check your peak level and noise floor, and record a short clip to hear exactly what your mic picks up. Nothing is uploaded.
Open testSound Test
Check speakers & headphones
Test your speakers, headphones, or earbuds in the browser. Play a tone through the left, right, or both channels, sweep across the stereo field, and find out in seconds whether a channel is silent.
Open testFrequency Response Test
Hear your gear's full range
Test your headphones or speakers across the full audio spectrum. Play pure sine tones from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with a slider, presets, and a full sweep — hear exactly where your gear rolls off, distorts, or goes silent.
Open testTone Generator
Any pitch, four waveforms
Generate a steady tone from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Pick sine, square, sawtooth, or triangle, dial exact Hz or a musical note, and pan left or right.
Open testBass Test
How low does your gear go?
Test how deep your subwoofer, speakers, or headphones really go. Play pure sine tones from 20 to 200 Hz — tap a preset, fine-tune with the slider, or sweep the whole bass range and note exactly where your low end stops.
Open testSurround Sound Test
Test 5.1 & 7.1 speakers
Test every speaker in a stereo, 5.1, or 7.1 setup. Click a speaker on the room map to play a tone on that channel alone, sweep through all channels automatically, and check the subwoofer with a 30–120 Hz bass sweep.
Open testDecibel Meter
Measure sound levels live
Measure sound levels with your microphone, right in the browser. A live decibel readout in estimated dB SPL or exact dBFS, peak, average, and minimum stats, and a reference chart of everyday sounds — nothing is recorded or uploaded.
Open testHeadphone Test
Left & right channel check
Test your headphones or headset in the browser — play a tone through the left, right, or both channels, sweep the stereo field, check the balance and wiring polarity, and quiz yourself on which ear is which.
Open test