INPUT / FREE BROWSER TOOL
Allow microphone access, speak normally, and watch the live input meter. Record a short sample to check how your voice sounds. Microphone audio and recordings stay in this browser tab.
Microphone is off. Enable it when you are ready.
Relative digital level, not dB SPL. Waiting for an input signal.
Use headphones for playback. Turning the mic off releases the input; leaving this page or hiding the tab also stops capture. Completed audio is kept only in this tab until deleted or closed.
The meter shows relative RMS input amplitude as a percentage of digital full scale. A high peak can indicate clipping; a low reading may reflect distance, input gain, or a quiet room. The browser may apply echo cancellation, automatic gain, or noise suppression. This tool requests these processing options off where the browser supports that request.
Microphone access requires HTTPS or localhost. If access is blocked, open the browser’s site permissions and allow the microphone, then retry. Check operating system privacy settings and close apps that exclusively use your input. Some browsers list device names only after access is granted. Recording depends on MediaRecorder support; live metering can still work without it.
No. Microphone samples are processed in this tab. A recording becomes a temporary local object URL for playback. You can download it, delete it, or close the page; it is not sent to our server.
Your browser or operating system may be blocking access. Allow the microphone for this HTTPS site in browser settings, check system privacy controls, and press Enable microphone again.
Enable the microphone first, then choose a device in Input device. The current stream stops before the new input is opened. If a device disappears, reconnect it and refresh the list.
Live audio analysis and audio recording use different browser APIs. A browser may support getUserMedia and Web Audio but lack a working MediaRecorder format. The tool will explain when recording is unavailable.