Hearing range test

Play tones from 125 Hz to 18 kHz and mark which you can hear — a rough map of your high-frequency range.

Plays pure tones from low to high. Set a comfortable volume first — start quiet.

125 Hz

Tones are synthesized locally with the Web Audio API. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Not a medical audiometry. Loudspeaker quality, volume, and ambient noise all matter. Very high frequencies may exceed your speakers even if your ears are fine. Keep volume modest — loud tones can hurt.

How to use

  1. Set a comfortable (quiet) volume.
  2. Play each tone and mark heard / not heard.
  3. Read your highest audible frequency.

What it supports

Fifteen tones, 0.6 s each, sine waves from the Web Audio API. Not a medical audiometry — speaker quality, volume, and room noise all change the result, and cheap speakers may not reach 17 kHz at all. Keep the level modest; loud high tones can hurt.

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