Low level or clipping?
Keep your normal mouth-to-mic distance and change gain in small steps. If the level never rises, increase input gain or choose a different device. If clipping appears, lower boost and test again.
Check whether the browser can access your microphone, whether signal is reaching the page, and whether the input looks too quiet or clipped.
Checks
Permission + device access
Reports
Current level, peak, clipping
Scope
Browser signal only
Microphone access
Awaiting request
Input device
No device selected
Current level
0%
Peak level
0%
Signal meter
Speak, tap the desk, or clap once to confirm that the browser is receiving input.
Signal status
No signal / very low signal
Possible clipping
No clipping observed
A compact view of the current test state and the strongest signal detected so far.
Permission
Awaiting request
Active device
No device selected
Current level
0%
Peak level
0%
Possible clipping
Not observed
Detected 0 input device(s). Start monitoring to confirm whether the selected microphone is sending signal to the page.
Browsers require explicit microphone permission before a page can read live audio input. If access was blocked earlier, reopen the permission prompt from the address bar and try again.
This page measures the audio signal received by the browser tab. It does not measure end-to-end microphone latency, certify audio quality, or replace recording software diagnostics.
Keep your normal mouth-to-mic distance and change gain in small steps. If the level never rises, increase input gain or choose a different device. If clipping appears, lower boost and test again.
Continue with the next check that best matches the symptom you are troubleshooting.
Troubleshooting Center
Start with the symptom
Best next step
Play stereo tones, isolate left and right channels, and confirm audio output routing.