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Instrument Tuner

Tune any monophonic instrument with live microphone pitch detection and string references for common instruments.

Microphone audio is analysed in this tab and is never recorded or uploaded

Chromatic tuner

Play one clear, sustained note

Waiting for a stable pitch

−50¢ flat0+50¢ sharp
Input levelNo stable pitch

Reference tones

Tap to hear

Best results

Play one note at a time, sustain it, and keep the instrument close enough for a healthy input level.

Complete tool guide

Instrument Tuner guide

The tuner listens for one sustained pitch, maps it to the nearest note, and shows how many cents it is flat or sharp.

Your input is processed in the current browser tab and is not sent to the application server.

Why use this tool?

  • Finish a focused task without installing another app.
  • Adjust the result interactively before you copy, save, or use it.
  • Keep source data and files on this device while you work.

Common use cases

  • Tuning guitar, bass, ukulele, or violin
  • Checking intonation on any chromatic instrument
  • Matching a pitch to an adjustable A4 reference

How to use it

  1. 1

    Choose an instrument preset and reference tuning.

  2. 2

    Start the tuner and allow microphone access.

  3. 3

    Play one note at a time near the microphone.

  4. 4

    Adjust until the needle is centered and the status reads In tune.

Monophonic listening

Play a single clear note. Chords, strong room noise, and overlapping strings can prevent stable pitch detection.

Cents

One semitone is 100 cents. Within about five cents of the target is shown as in tune.

Private microphone use

The input is connected only to an analyser and is never routed to speakers, recorded, or sent to a server.

Practical tips for better results

  • Let the attack settle, then tune from a sustained note.
  • For string instruments, mute the other strings to reduce sympathetic vibration.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Instrument Tuner upload my input?

No. The work happens locally in the current browser tab. Closing or refreshing the page clears temporary input unless you save the result yourself.

Can results differ in another browser or device?

They can. Browser engines, display settings, hardware capabilities, and supported file formats may affect the final result.

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