For best results, use a quiet room and allow microphone access when prompted.
Take our 100% free Vocal Range Test to instantly find your vocal range and voice type in under 30 seconds. Using just the microphone on your device, you’ll discover whether you’re a Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano, Alto (Contralto), Tenor, Baritone, or Bass. This online vocal test is fast, accurate, and requires no email signup or credit card.
Compare Your Results!
Enter your results from the Vocal Range Test below to see how many others share your voice type.
How to Take the Vocal Range Test Online
Step 1: Warm Up Briefly, Allow Microphone Access
Spend 20–30 seconds gently warming up your voice so your range is accurate.
Step 2: Sing Your Lowest and Highest Notes
Sing your lowest and highest notes, as well as a mid-range, comfortable note, marking them with the appropriate button.
Step 3: Get Your Vocal Range and Voice Type
Instantly see your vocal range, octave span, and voice classification.
Test My Voice | What Happens After I Sing?
Once you complete the vocal range test, your results are calculated instantly. You’ll see your lowest and highest notes, your total vocal range, and the voice type that best matches your range. These results help you choose songs, keys, and vocal exercises that actually fit your voice.
What Is My Vocal Range?
Your vocal range is the span between the lowest and highest notes you can sing comfortably. Knowing your range helps you avoid vocal strain, choose appropriate repertoire, and train more efficiently. Your range may change over time with healthy technique and practice.
Vocal Part Test | Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass
This vocal range test also acts as a vocal part test, helping you understand where your voice naturally sits.
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Soprano / Mezzo-Soprano / Alto (Contralto) – Higher voice ranges (typically youth and female voices)
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Tenor / Baritone / Bass – Lower voice ranges (typically adult male voices)
Your voice type is a guide, not a limitation — healthy technique matters more than labels. With healthy vocal technique, singers can often sing songs that are written for other voice parts.
Octave Finder | How Many Octaves Can You Sing?
An octave is the distance between one musical note and the next note with the same name (from C4 to C5, for example). This test helps you find how many octaves your voice covers. While a larger range can be useful, musicality and control are far more valuable than octave count alone.
Is This Vocal Range Test Accurate?
This vocal range test is designed to be highly accurate when used in a quiet environment with a clear microphone. Results may vary depending on vocal health, warm-up, and technique. For the most precise classification and personalized guidance, working with a vocal coach is recommended.
What Your Vocal Range Test Results Mean
Your vocal range is the distance between your lowest and highest singing notes.
Your voice type is a coaching shorthand based on where your comfortable notes sit; knowing your voice type is critical for choosing the best keys, building stamina, and selecting material that shows off your voice.
General voice types include:
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Soprano
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Mezzo (or Mezzo-Soprano)
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Contralto/Alto
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Tenor
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Baritone
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Bass
Before You Go Deeper: A Note on Vocal Classification
The following is advanced vocal pedagogy, something Tour de Fierce has on lock. The next collection of categories comes from "classical singing"... but don't picture yourself wearing a viking hat quite yet (oops, too late! 😜).
Classical training is simply the high-performance science of how the voice works at its best and healthiest. At Tour de Fierce, we use that same athletic foundation to build unstoppable pop, rock, R&B, and musical theatre voices with the same freedom, stamina, and sparkle.
Beyond the Basics: The Tour de Fierce Voice Classification System
This free vocal range test gives you a quick snapshot of your voice — but in professional voice work, we go further.
Tour de Fierce uses extended Fach-based criteria (the system used in opera and musical theatre worldwide) to pinpoint your true vocal identity.
In one-on-one sessions, we evaluate your tessitura, timbre, and transition zones (passaggi) - not just your highest and lowest notes - to determine your precise type from an expanded range of professional classifications.
Soprano Subtypes
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Coloratura Soprano: agile, brilliant top; can reach F6 (“Queen of the Night”).
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Lyric Soprano: warm and flexible; ideal for roles like Mimi (La Bohème).
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Spinto / Dramatic Soprano: fuller tone and power (think Aida or Tosca).
Mezzo-Soprano Subtypes
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Lyric Mezzo: expressive middle range with agility (Carmen).
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Dramatic Mezzo: darker, commanding tone (Amneris in Aida).
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Contralto: deepest female voice; rare, rich, and soulful (Erda, Ring Cycle).
Tenor Subtypes
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Lyric Tenor: bright and youthful (Rodolfo, La Bohème).
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Spinto Tenor: robust and heroic (Don José, Carmen).
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Dramatic Tenor: powerful and dark, “hero-tenor” (Otello).
Baritone Subtypes
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Lyric Baritone: smooth and elegant (Figaro).
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Dramatic Baritone: fuller, more intense (Rigoletto).
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Bass-Baritone: resonant and commanding (Wotan, Die Walküre).
Bass Subtypes
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Basso Cantante: lyrical bass with flexibility (Don Giovanni).
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Basso Profundo: lowest male voice, deep and sonorous (Sarastro).
During one-on-one sessions, Joseph will determine where you fall on this spectrum, then tailor warmups, repertoire, and resonance strategies to amplify your unique color, range, and artistry.
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Vocal Range Test FAQs
Is the Tour de Fierce Vocal Range Test really free?
Yes: 100% free, no account required.
How do I test my vocal range online for free?
You can test your vocal range online for free using this Vocal Range Test. Simply allow microphone access, sing your lowest and highest comfortable notes, and your range will be calculated instantly — no signup required.
What is my vocal range?
Your vocal range is the span between the lowest and highest notes you can sing comfortably. This test helps you find that range quickly so you can choose songs, keys, and exercises that fit your voice.
What voice type am I?
Your voice type is a general classification based on where your most comfortable notes sit within your range. Common voice types include soprano, mezzo-soprano, alto (contralto), tenor, baritone, and bass. This test provides a practical starting point.
Is this vocal range test accurate?
This vocal range test is accurate when used in a quiet environment with a clear microphone and a gentle warm-up. Because voices are complex, results are best viewed as a snapshot rather than a permanent label.
How many octaves can a human voice sing?
Most singers have a usable range of about one and a half to two octaves. With healthy technique and training, some singers develop wider ranges. This test shows how many octaves your voice currently covers.
Can my vocal range change over time?
Yes. Vocal range can change with training, age, vocal health, and technique. Many singers expand their range safely over time by working on flexibility, coordination, and stamina.
Does the Tour de Fierce Vocal Range Test work on iPhone?
Yes. If your mic is blocked inside an app or embed, tap Open in a new tab (iPhone fix) and run it in Safari.
What if my pitch wobbles?
We smooth the reading and use the median across frames. Hold a steady “ah” for ~2–3 seconds before tapping a marker.
Do I need a special mic?
No. Your phone or laptop mic is fine... just avoid noisy rooms and keep a consistent distance.
Can I retake the test?
Yes—tap Reset and try again. It’s helpful to test when you’re fresh and hydrated.
What should I do with my result?
Grab material that fits your comfy center, then book a session and we’ll build power, flexibility, and stamina around it.
More Vocal Range & Voice Type FAQs
What is a vocal range test?
A vocal range test measures the lowest and highest notes you can sing comfortably and identifies where your voice naturally sits. This helps singers choose appropriate keys, repertoire, and training strategies.
What is the best vocal range test online?
The best vocal range test online is one that is free, easy to use, and provides clear note feedback without requiring signup. This test is designed as a fast, singer-friendly snapshot rather than a clinical diagnosis.
Can this test tell me my exact voice type?
This test provides a practical starting point based on your range and comfortable notes. Exact voice type is best confirmed in private coaching, where tessitura, timbre, and registration transitions are evaluated.
Is this a soprano, alto, tenor, or bass test?
Yes. This vocal range test helps identify whether your voice aligns most closely with soprano, mezzo-soprano, alto (contralto), tenor, baritone, or bass based on your results.
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