Microphone silent or too quiet?
Select the intended input, watch the waveform and record a short sentence to hear it back.
Mic test →Check your screen, keyboard, mouse, controller, microphone, webcam and speakers in the browser. Choose a test below; no installation or account is needed. Camera and microphone tests ask for access when you start them.
Inspect solid colors for visible pixel defects, compare browser frame timing, check touch coverage or open a fullscreen light.
See which inputs reach your browser: held keys, mouse buttons, wheel events, click speed and controller stick positions.
Record a short microphone sample for local playback, check left and right audio, or compare output at a chosen frequency.
Preview the selected camera, inspect its active stream resolution and save a snapshot locally before a video call.
Start with the symptom you can reproduce. Use the matching test to narrow down what happens before changing hardware or settings.
Select the intended input, watch the waveform and record a short sentence to hear it back.
Mic test →Check permission, the selected camera and the live preview. Compare the stream dimensions with the requested quality.
Webcam test →Test each key alone, then hold the combination. Some system shortcuts never reach a web page.
Keyboard test →Compare deliberate slow clicks and wheel events. A short click interval is a clue to repeat, not proof of a fault.
Mouse test →Release both sticks and inspect resting values. Compare the same controller with the affected game’s dead-zone settings.
Gamepad tester →Compare several solid colors after removing surface dust according to the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions.
Dead pixel test →Play left and right separately, then check the selected output, channel balance and mono-audio setting.
Sound test →A responding key, moving waveform or camera picture confirms that an input reached this page during the test. It does not certify every part of the device. Browser support, permissions, operating-system settings and the selected input or output can change the result.
Audio, camera images and input readings are processed locally by these tools. Recording and snapshot options stay on your device. Each test explains its measurements, limitations and useful next checks. Timing estimates are not laboratory hardware measurements; sound tools do not diagnose hearing or guarantee a repair.
Open a test without an account or an installation. Use the controls when you are ready.
Your camera, microphone and key presses are processed on your device and never uploaded.
On desktop and mobile. Available features depend on your browser and the selected test.