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An AI model runs in your browser, transcribes your audio, and bleeps the words you pick. No server, no upload, no account. Your recording stays on your device.
Test your microphone in seconds. See volume, device info, and record a test clip. Free, private, runs in your browser.
Click the test button and allow microphone access when your browser asks.
Watch the real-time volume meter. Speak or make noise to confirm your mic is working.
Record a short test clip, play it back, and download if you want to keep it.
Click the Test Microphone button on this page. Your browser will ask for microphone permission. Once granted, the volume meter shows your mic's input level in real time. Speak into your mic to confirm it works.
Common causes: the browser blocked microphone access (check the address bar for a blocked icon), the wrong input device is selected in your system settings, or the mic is muted at the hardware level. This tool shows the detected device name to help you troubleshoot.
No. The microphone signal is processed entirely in your browser for the volume meter. If you choose to record a test clip, that recording stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded or stored on any server.
Yes. This tool works in any modern mobile browser that supports microphone access, including Safari on iPhone and Chrome on Android.
The meter shows the RMS (root mean square) volume level of your microphone input in decibels. A higher level means louder input. If the bar moves when you speak, your mic is working.
Yes. After starting the mic test, click the Record button to capture a few seconds of audio. Play it back to hear how your mic sounds, or download it as a WAV file.
Completely free. No account, no signup, no ads. Test your mic as many times as you want.
An AI model runs in your browser, transcribes your audio, and bleeps the words you pick. No server, no upload, no account. Your recording stays on your device.
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Device Info
Start the mic test to see device details.
Tips
No sound? Make sure the correct input device is selected in your system settings.
Low level? Move closer to the mic or increase the input volume in your OS audio settings.
Background noise? Try a quieter room or use a directional mic. Record a test clip to hear exactly what your mic picks up.
Reference
-60 to -40 dB — Very quiet, near silence
-40 to -20 dB — Normal speaking level
-20 to -6 dB — Loud and clear
-6 to 0 dB — Very loud, may clip