Device & Browser Tests

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Find out what your device and browser can actually do, with quick tests that run entirely in the browser — no app to install and nothing to upload. The input tests check your keyboard, mouse clicks and scroll wheel, mouse DPI, click speed, touch screen, gamepad, and reaction time. The media tests check your webcam, microphone, speakers and headphone frequency response, and a hearing test sweeps through frequencies to show what you can hear. Screen tests look for dead pixels, measure refresh rate, help calibrate color, check for backlight bleed, and measure on-screen distances with a ruler and a PPI calculator. Sensors get their own checks too: battery status, gyroscope and accelerometer, vibration, geolocation, a compass, a bubble level, and even a flashlight that turns your screen white. Browser checks report feature support, WebGL capability, storage quota, and the cookies and local storage this site holds. A few tools are just plain useful in daily life — a Snellen eye chart, a color blindness test, and a full-screen white page for cleaning a display. Whether you are debugging a website, testing a new phone, or checking a feature before you rely on it, these tests give you an answer in seconds.

No tools in this category are live yet — the full list below shows every tool planned for this category.

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27 more device & browser tests tools on the way
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Accelerometer Test

Show motion sensor data.

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Battery Status Checker

Show battery level/charging.

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Browser Feature Support Checker

Check WebGL, WASM, WebGPU support.

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Bubble Level (Spirit Level)

Use your phone as a level.

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Click Speed Test (CPS)

Clicks per second test.

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Color Blindness Test

Ishihara-style plates.

Coming soon

Compass

Digital compass on phones.

Coming soon

Cookie & Local Storage Viewer (this site)

Inspect site storage.

Device & Browser Tests FAQ

Will my photos lose quality?

Only if you choose to compress them. Tools like the metadata remover clean JPG and PNG files without re-compressing, so quality stays exactly the same.

Is there a file size limit?

There’s no fixed limit. Very large images (over 50 MB) depend on your device’s memory, and we warn you before processing them.

Which formats are supported?

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and, on most tools, HEIC photos from iPhones.