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Vocal Range Test: Find Your Vocal Range & Voice Type
Sing your lowest comfortable note, then your highest. See your range on a piano.
- Lowest note
- Highest note
- Your range
Allow microphone access when asked. Your audio stays in your browser.
How to take the test
Start in a quiet room. Hold the control while singing your lowest comfortable note, steady the sound, then release. Repeat with your highest comfortable note. No extra “next” confirmation is needed.
What this test can and can't tell you
We show notes captured in this session, not the limits of your voice. We look for about 0.7 seconds around one note, allowing natural small pitch changes and brief missed detections. Short sounds, unclear input and wide pitch changes cannot establish a note. Once captured, the note is kept until you release the control.
These two notes alone do not determine your voice type, register, tone or vocal health. We can still compare your recorded range to common voice type reference ranges as a rough guide, not a diagnosis. The detector covers roughly C2–C6; pitches outside its reliable range are not measured. Do not push higher or lower to get a bigger result.
What is my voice type?
Use the test above to find your lowest and highest comfortable notes, then compare your range to these common voice type reference ranges:
| Reference | Range |
|---|---|
| Bass | E2–E4 |
| Baritone | A2–A4 |
| Tenor | C3–C5 |
| Contralto | F3–F5 |
| Mezzo-soprano | A3–A5 |
| Soprano | C4–C6 |
We may show one reference, two similarly close references, or your measured range without a type reference. If several ranges are equally close or the match is not clear enough, we do not assign a type. This is a rough guide, not a definitive voice classification.
The detector covers roughly C2–C6. Notes outside this range cannot be measured.
Frequently asked questions
Why did my note not save?
Hold one comfortable note until you see “Captured”, then release. Small pitch changes and brief missed detections are allowed. A captured note is kept even if you stop singing before releasing. If no note is detected, check your microphone input rather than forcing your voice. Cancelled holds and microphone interruptions are not saved.
Does this tell me my voice type?
Not definitively. We compare your recorded range to common voice type reference ranges — bass, baritone, tenor, contralto, mezzo-soprano or soprano — as a rough guide, not a diagnosis. We may show one reference, two similarly close references, or no type reference when the comparison is unclear. Your highest and lowest notes alone do not establish a voice type.
Is my voice uploaded?
No. Microphone audio is processed locally and is not recorded or uploaded by this test.