Real-time dB display
Shows an approximate decibel reading updated multiple times per second — a useful reference for noisy environments, classrooms, or workplaces.
Measure real-time ambient noise levels and decibels (dB) using your device microphone. Fast, private sound level meter in browser.
Allow microphone access when your browser requests permission.
The meter displays the current ambient sound level in approximate decibels (dB).
Watch the gauge and colour indicator as sound levels change in real time.
Use the peak hold feature to track the loudest sound recorded in a session.
Shows an approximate decibel reading updated multiple times per second — a useful reference for noisy environments, classrooms, or workplaces.
Colour-coded gauge (green → yellow → red) gives an instant visual representation of quiet, moderate, and loud sound levels without reading numbers.
Works in any modern browser — just grant microphone permission and the meter starts instantly.
No. This is an approximate relative noise indicator using your device microphone. Microphone sensitivity and position vary significantly between devices, so readings are not calibrated to absolute acoustic standards. For professional acoustic measurements, use a calibrated SPL meter.
Decibels (dB) measure sound intensity on a logarithmic scale. Whisper: ~30 dB. Normal conversation: ~60 dB. Traffic: ~70–85 dB. Power tools: ~90–100 dB. Prolonged exposure above 85 dB can cause hearing damage.
The meter provides an effective real-time ambient noise relative reading based on your microphone input, ideal for assessing general noise levels.
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