Pure Tone Test
Hearing Range Explorer
Immediate slider preview - No calibration screens
Pure Tone Explorer
Hearing Range Explorer
Drag the slider for a live pure tone and mark what you can hear. Results update by everyday hearing bands instead of raw Hz data.
Put on headphones.
Start low volume, then drag the slider and mark what you hear.
Current Tone
998Hz
Lower speech tones and vowel weight
🗣️ Speech zone
250Hz - 4kHz
🎵 Music zone
20Hz - 8kHz
🦇 Ultra-high
12kHz - 20kHz
Waveform
Idle
Frequency Slider
Log scale: 20Hz to 20kHz
🗣️ Speech Low
Keep volume moderate.
First interaction may unlock audio.
Quick Response
Tap a response for the current position. You can test any point again.
Hearing Snapshot
Band-by-band status
Samples
0
🔊 Deep Bass
20Hz - 250Hz
Not tested
Bass sounds, engines
🗣️ Speech Low
250Hz - 1kHz
Not tested
Vowels, deep voices
👂 Speech High
1kHz - 4kHz
Not tested
Consonants, clarity
🎵 Music Detail
4kHz - 8kHz
Not tested
Cymbals, brightness
🔔 High Pitch
8kHz - 14kHz
Not tested
Ringing, alarms
🦇 Ultra High
14kHz - 20kHz
Not tested
Age-sensitive range
Status Legend
✅ Normal = heard at tested points, ⚠️ Mild Loss = mixed responses, ❌ Significant Loss = not heard at tested points.
Continue Your Assessment
Completed this test? Try another assessment to get a full picture of your auditory health.
01 // Overview
Standard Pure Tone Audiometry
This streamlined explorer lets you sweep across the full hearing spectrum (20Hz-20,000Hz) and mark what you can hear in real time. It is designed for fast self-screening and curiosity, not clinical diagnosis.
- People who want a quick hearing check without a multi-step flow
- Users noticing changes in speech clarity or high-pitch hearing
- Routine hearing-health self-screening at home
02 // Instructions
Step-by-step guide
Headphones
Use headphones and keep the volume low to start. A quiet room improves consistency, especially in low-frequency bands.
Explore
Drag the frequency slider and listen for the pitch to change in real time. Use the play button if your browser needs a manual audio start.
Mark
Tap "I can hear this" or "I can not hear this" across different regions. The results grid summarizes your responses by hearing bands.
03 // FAQ
Common
Questions
Everything you need to know about this specific hearing assessment.
No. This is a screening-style explorer. Clinical audiometry uses calibrated equipment and controlled environments.
04 // Scientific Basis
Understanding the Science & Clinical Context
Pure tone audiometry estimates the quietest tones you can detect across frequencies. This version prioritizes usability and rapid exploration over formal threshold measurement protocols.
Professional Suggestion
"If you repeatedly mark difficulty in speech or high-pitch bands, schedule a professional hearing evaluation for calibrated testing."
