Vocal Range Finder
Find your lowest and highest notes, see your range on a piano keyboard, and learn which voice type it’s closest to. All you need is a microphone and about a minute.
Before You Start
Find a quiet spot, and warm up with a few easy hums. Sing on an open “ah.” Stay relaxed: your range is the notes you can sing clearly , not growls, squeaks, or strained shouts. Your audio is analyzed right in your browser. Nothing is recorded or sent anywhere.
Not quite right? Use − and + to adjust, and tap ▶ to check each note against your voice.
How Your Range Compares
Typical classical ranges shown. Voice type depends on more than range, including where your voice feels most comfortable and its tone. Younger singers’ voices are still developing, so treat this as a snapshot, not a label. A voice teacher can tell you much more.
Getting the Most Out of Your Range
Range grows with practice
Most people gain notes at both ends with regular, healthy practice. Try this tool again in a few months and compare.
Comfort zone matters most
The notes you can sing easily for a whole song matter more than your extremes. Pick song keys that sit in the middle of your range.
Never push through strain
If a note hurts or feels tight, stop. Good technique, not force, is what opens up higher and lower notes.
Want to Sing With More Confidence?
Our voice teachers help singers of every age build healthy technique, expand their range, and find songs that fit their voice. Private lessons at our Ann Arbor studio.