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Online Hearing Test

A free hearing check, at home

Check your hearing.
Understand your results.

Listen to a series of sounds, see what you hear in each ear, and leave with a clearer idea of your next step.

Start free hearing check See an example result

Headphones and a quiet room required.
No account or payment to see your results.

A picture of what you hearExample
01020304050607080902505001k2k4k8kFrequency (Hz) · Low to high pitchRelative level (dB) · Quieter at the topleft ear, 250 Hz: 15 dB relative levelleft ear, 500 Hz: 10 dB relative levelleft ear, 1000 Hz: 15 dB relative levelleft ear, 2000 Hz: 25 dB relative levelleft ear, 4000 Hz: 40 dB relative levelleft ear, 8000 Hz: 30 dB relative levelright ear, 250 Hz: 20 dB relative levelright ear, 500 Hz: 15 dB relative levelright ear, 1000 Hz: 20 dB relative levelright ear, 2000 Hz: 30 dB relative levelright ear, 4000 Hz: 50 dB relative levelright ear, 8000 Hz: 45 dB relative level
Left ear Right ear

Different pitches. Two ears. One clear graph.

Guided sound setupNo account requiredFree results and download

A small first step.
A result you can make sense of.

Whether you have noticed a change or already live with hearing loss, you deserve a straightforward way to check and an honest explanation of the limits.

01 / GET READY

Set up your sound

Find a quiet spot, put on headphones, and check the volume and left/right channels.

02 / LISTEN

Check each ear

Respond when you hear a tone. We repeat sounds to check your responses. Pause whenever you need to.

03 / UNDERSTAND

See the whole picture

Get your graph, a plain-language explanation and a free download. Optional AI can help explain the recorded pattern.

At your own pace

A quiet moment.
A little more clarity.

Check from a familiar place, pause whenever you need to, and take your time with the results. There’s no pressure to buy anything or decide what comes next.

Blog / hearing guides

Questions about hearing?
Start here.

Practical reading for the questions that come before and after a hearing check.

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Getting started

How to check your hearing at home

Your space, your headphones, and what to expect from an online check.

Read the guide Making sense of results

Understanding a hearing graph

A guide to pitches, symbols, and the difference between a home result and an audiogram.

Read the guide Your next step

Preparing for an audiologist appointment

What to bring, what to ask, and how to explain what you notice in everyday life.

Read the guide

A few things to know

How accurate is an online hearing check?

Your headphones, device volume and surroundings affect the result. This check measures your responses on that setup; it does not establish clinical hearing-loss levels. A calibrated assessment with an audiologist is needed for diagnosis.

What do I get for free?

The hearing check, graph, explanation and download are free. You can also request a free AI explanation. It is optional and does not change the measurements. Contributions are voluntary.

Do I need an account?

No. The new check works without signing in. You can download your result or choose Save on this device to reopen it in the same browser.

What if my hearing changed suddenly?

Seek medical care immediately for sudden hearing loss. Do not wait for an online result or AI explanation. Read the NIDCD guidance.

Why was this hearing check created?

I’m Ron. I live with hearing loss and built this because I wanted an easier way to check my hearing and understand the results at home.

An independent project. This website does not provide a medical diagnosis.