Free Online Mic Test Fast, private, on-device test. Nothing is recorded.
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If the list is empty, grant mic permission first and reload.
If levels are flat, switch devices above or toggle Echo/Noise/AGC. On iOS, tap the mic and speak right away to wake audio.
Still stuck? Test another mic or check OS input settings.
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Click the mic button and choose Allow in your browser prompt.
Talk at a normal volume—waveform and bars should move with your voice.
Pick the right device, tweak sensitivity, and toggle Echo/Noise/AGC if needed.
How to use the microphone test
Click the mic button. When prompted, choose Allow. The waveform and bars will animate if your mic is active.
Use the Microphone dropdown to choose built-in, headset, USB, or Bluetooth mics. Try multiple if you’re unsure.
Adjust Sensitivity so average speech drives the bars to the middle/high range without constantly maxing out.
Toggle Echo cancel, Noise suppr., or Auto gain if you’re in a noisy room or hearing feedback.
What this mic test measures
Peak shows the highest instant level. RMS is the average loudness over time. Aim for strong RMS without constant 100% peaks. If peaks hit 100% and the sound distorts, lower sensitivity or move the mic farther from your mouth.
Privacy & permissions
Audio stays on your device and is processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored. To revoke access, open your browser’s site settings and remove the microphone permission.
Keep troubleshooting
- Eject water from speaker if the sound is muffled after a splash.
- Run the speaker test to check for distortion, rattles, or imbalance.
- Try a quiet room and move cables/adapters—ground loops and loose jacks can cause hum or buzz.
- On Windows or macOS, open system sound settings and ensure the correct input is selected and not muted.