Speaker Test
Test your speakers online: left / right channel tones, a 20–200 Hz bass sweep and pink noise — all generated in your browser.
Result
New speakers wired up, headphones fresh out of the box, or a nagging feeling that the stereo image is off? This speaker test answers the three questions that matter: does each channel play, is left really left, and how low does the system actually go.
The Left / Right / Both buttons route a clean sine tone through a stereo panner, with an on-screen indicator showing which channel should be sounding. A frequency slider from 100 to 2000 Hz retunes the tone live, the bass sweep glides from 20 to 200 Hz over eight seconds to expose the low-frequency limit, and generated pink noise — the standard calibration signal — helps judge balance and speaker placement.
Every signal is synthesized in real time by the Web Audio API: no audio files are downloaded, nothing is recorded, and nothing leaves your browser. One honest limitation: browsers output plain stereo, so surround systems only receive these tones through the operating system's upmix — per-speaker 5.1 checks belong to your receiver.
Need a single tone at an exact frequency to keep or share? The tone generator builds a downloadable WAV at any frequency from 20 Hz to 20 kHz — this test is for quick live checks of channels, bass and balance.