Device-Test
Privacy-first device tests, right in your browser
What it does
Device-Test is a free browser-based toolkit for checking microphones, cameras, screen sharing, displays, keyboards, speakers, network status, and device sensors. Every test runs locally on your device, so camera, audio, location, sensor, and diagnostic data is never uploaded to our servers. It works without an account and gives focused, real-time feedback before meetings, recordings, classes, or device handoffs.
Free online tool to test your microphone, camera, and screen. Check if your devices are working properly before meetings.
Quickly test your microphone, camera, and screen sharing capabilities. Make sure everything works before your next meeting. Test your microphone input with real-time audio visualization and volume levels. Preview your webcam video feed and check camera quality before meetings. Test screen sharing capabilities to ensure smooth presentations. Check your screen for dead pixels, bright spots, and backlight bleeding with solid colors. Test every key on your keyboard with visual feedback and progress tracking. Test click, scroll, and reaction speed across five focused modes. Test your MIDI controllers with a virtual piano and real-time event logging. Test your speakers with tone generator, stereo…from device-test.com
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