Media Device Tester - Online Check Camera, Mic & Speaker
Quickly test if your webcam, microphone, and speakers work correctly. See live video and audio meter. No data sent.
UD5 Toolkit
Online Audio Dictation & Typing — Listen, Spell, and Improve Your Skills
Click the speaker to hear the word
A spelling test practice tool is an interactive online resource that helps learners improve their spelling skills through audio dictation. The tool reads words aloud using text-to-speech technology, and users type what they hear. It provides instant feedback, tracks progress, and helps identify commonly misspelled words — making it ideal for students preparing for school spelling tests, ESL learners, and anyone looking to sharpen their English spelling.
Our tool uses your browser's built-in Speech Synthesis API (text-to-speech) to pronounce each word clearly. You listen to the word, type your spelling in the input box, and submit your answer. The tool instantly checks your spelling against the correct word and provides immediate feedback — green for correct, red for incorrect with the right answer displayed. You can replay the audio as many times as needed before submitting.
Yes! Select "Custom List" from the difficulty dropdown, and a text area will appear where you can enter your own words. Type them one per line or separate them with commas. This is perfect for practicing weekly school spelling lists, subject-specific vocabulary, or words you personally find challenging. A minimum of 5 words is required to start a custom test.
We offer five difficulty tiers: Easy (Grade 1–2), Medium (Grade 3–4), Hard (Grade 5–6), Expert (advanced vocabulary), and Common Misspelled (frequently confused words like "separate," "accommodate," and "definitely"). Each tier contains 20 carefully selected words appropriate for that level. You can also choose how many words per test: 10, 15, 20, or all available words.
Consistent practice is key. Here are some proven tips: (1) Practice daily with short 10-word tests. (2) Use the replay button to listen carefully before typing. (3) Review misspelled words after each test — our tool highlights them for you. (4) Try the "Common Misspelled" list to tackle tricky words. (5) Write words by hand occasionally to reinforce muscle memory. (6) Say the word aloud as you spell it to engage multiple senses.
Absolutely! This tool is 100% free with no registration, no ads, and no hidden costs. It runs entirely in your browser using built-in speech synthesis technology — no downloads or plugins required. You can take unlimited spelling tests with any word list, anytime.
Yes! Our spelling test tool is fully responsive and works seamlessly on smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers. The interface adapts to smaller screens with touch-friendly buttons and an optimized layout. On iOS devices, you may need to tap the speaker button to trigger audio playback due to browser security policies. We recommend using Chrome, Safari, or Edge for the best experience.
Your score is based on accuracy — the percentage of correctly spelled words out of the total attempted. We also track your streak (consecutive correct answers) and highlight your best streak during each test. Misspelled words are collected for review at the end, so you can focus on the words that need the most practice. Using hints does not affect your score.
Yes! After completing a test, if you missed any words, a "Retry Missed Words" button will appear. Click it to start a new test containing only the words you spelled incorrectly. This focused practice approach — known as spaced repetition — is highly effective for mastering difficult spellings quickly.
The Speech Synthesis API is supported by all modern browsers including Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and Opera. Chrome and Edge offer the best voice quality with natural-sounding US English voices. Safari on macOS and iOS also provides high-quality system voices. If you experience issues, make sure your browser is updated to the latest version and that your device's sound is enabled.
Each operating system and browser has its own set of text-to-speech voices. Windows uses Microsoft voices, macOS uses Apple voices, and Chrome on any platform may use Google's voices. While all voices pronounce standard English words correctly, slight variations in accent and intonation are normal. You can select a preferred voice from the dropdown menu in the settings panel if multiple options are available on your device.
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