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Mic & webcam test. Every device, checked before the call.

Check your microphone, camera and speakers in seconds — live level meter, waveform, real camera resolution and fps, and left/right stereo tones. Everything runs in your browser; no audio or video is ever uploaded.

A free online tool by Digital Heroes
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Audio is analysed and played back locally — nothing is uploaded or stored.

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Troubleshooting

No permission prompt appears
Your browser may have remembered a "Block" choice. Click the camera/mic icon in the address bar (or the padlock) and set both to Allow, then reload. On Windows, also check Settings → Privacy → Camera/Microphone.
The mic meter doesn't move
Pick the right device in the dropdown (laptops often list several). Check the physical mute switch/key, and make sure another app (Zoom, Teams) isn't holding the mic exclusively.
The camera preview is black
Close other apps using the camera, check the privacy shutter/slider many laptops have, and try a different resolution. External webcams may need replugging.
I hear nothing in the speaker test
Raise the volume slider here and the system volume, check the output device in your OS sound settings, and unmute. Bluetooth headsets sometimes switch to a low-quality mode when the mic is in use — stop the mic test first.
Left/right are swapped
Your headphones may be on backwards (seriously, check the L/R markings), or the audio jack/adapter is miswired. Some operating systems also offer a channel-swap accessibility setting.

Every device, checked before you dial in

This is the fastest way to confirm your microphone, webcam and speakers work before a call, interview or recording — no downloads, no sign-up. The mic tab shows a live level meter, a scrolling waveform and a peak reading, plus a five-second record-and-play-back so you can hear yourself. The camera tab reports your actual output resolution and frame rate (not just what you asked for) and lets you grab a snapshot. The speaker tab plays independent left and right tones and a 200 Hz → 8 kHz sweep to catch balance and range problems. Everything is analysed in your browser with Web Audio and getUserMedia — no audio or video ever leaves your device.

§ 02 · what you can do

Everything you need to go on camera.

  • Live microphone meter — see your input level and a held peak in real time, with a scrolling waveform and a clipping warning at 98%.
  • Record 5s & play back — capture a short clip from your mic and hear it instantly to confirm quality.
  • Real camera readout — the preview shows your actual resolution and frame rate, not just the value you requested.
  • Mirror & snapshot — flip the preview like a video call, then grab a PNG still and download it.
  • Stereo tone test — play left, right or both channels with a choice of waveform to verify balance.
  • Frequency sweep — run 200 Hz → 8 kHz to check speakers and headphones across the audible range, then copy a full test report.
§ 03 · how to use it

Four steps, nothing to install.

  1. Pick the tab for what you want to check — Microphone, Camera or Speakers.
  2. Click Start and allow the browser permission when prompted — your device list fills in automatically.
  3. Watch the live meter, waveform or preview, record a 5-second mic check, grab a snapshot, or play the stereo tones.
  4. Read the running test report, then Copy or Download it to share with support if something's off.
§ 04 · faq

Frequently asked questions.

Is the Mic & Webcam Test free?
Yes — completely free for everyone. No sign-up, no account and no usage limits.
Is it private? Is my audio or video uploaded anywhere?
No upload, ever. The mic, camera and speaker tests all run in your browser on your own device — your audio and video never leave your computer, and the 5-second recording only exists in memory until you close the page.
Why does it ask for camera and microphone permission?
Browsers require your explicit permission before any page can read a camera or microphone — that's the point of the test. Access is only requested when you click Start, and stops the moment you press Stop or leave the page. Nothing is saved.
Why does the camera show a different resolution than I chose?
The dropdown is a request — the browser picks the closest mode your camera actually supports. The readout shows the true output resolution and frame rate the camera delivered, which is what matters for calls and recordings.
Do I need to install anything or create an account?
No. Just open the page and start testing — no account, no download and no plugin. It works in any modern browser over https.

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