Check Your Hearing Range — Free Online Frequency Hearing Test

The Hearing Test plays tones at different frequencies so you can find the edges of your audible range. Put on your headphones, click Play at each frequency, and mark what you can hear. Most people hear from around 20Hz to 20,000Hz, but that upper limit drops with age — the test runs each ear separately so you can spot any difference between left and right.

Disclaimer: This is not a medical hearing test. For concerns about your hearing, please consult an audiologist.
Test Settings
40%
Frequency Test

Click each frequency button. Mark "Heard" if you can hear the tone, "Not Heard" if you can't.

Low Frequencies (Bass)
High Frequencies (Treble)
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Your Hearing Range
20 Hz 100 Hz 1 kHz 10 kHz 20 kHz
Detected Range: -- Hz to -- Hz

Complete the test to see your hearing range

About Hearing Range
  • Normal range: 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz (declines with age)
  • Age 20-30: Typically hear up to 16-18 kHz
  • Age 40-50: Typically hear up to 12-14 kHz
  • Age 60+: Typically hear up to 8-10 kHz

Results depend on your headphone quality and testing environment. Start with our test your microphone online tool to verify your audio setup. Use the tone generator to play specific frequencies, the audio latency test to measure delay, and the sound level meter online to check room noise before testing.

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Tips
  • Use quality headphones
  • Test in a quiet room
  • Start with medium volume
  • Don't increase volume too high for high frequencies
Important

This test is for entertainment only. If you have hearing concerns, please see an audiologist for a professional evaluation.

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