Sing two sirens and hold one note. Voice Mirror reads back your vocal range, your pitch accuracy in cents and how steady you held, then places your range in one of six voice types and names a famous singer of that type. Free, no account, and only you can hear you.
Find Your Pitch lesson: What is a note? (Lesson 1)
Your vocal range is the span from the lowest to the highest note you can comfortably sing. Voice Mirror measures it in under a minute from a glide up and a glide down, in your browser.
True tone deafness (amusia) is rare. Most people who worry about it simply haven't trained pitch matching. Voice Mirror measures how close you sing to five reference notes, in cents, so you get a real number instead of a label.
Modern pitch detection (YIN/MPM) running on raw, unprocessed microphone input resolves pitch to within a few cents — far finer than a semitone. Voice Mirror disables echo cancellation and noise suppression so the detector sees your true voice.