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Tone Generator — Online Audio Frequency Generator

Generate audio tones from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. Use the slider or type a custom frequency. Download as WAV file. See also our Frequency Calculator, Wavelength Calculator, and Speed of Sound Calculator.

440 Hz
C4 · λ = 0.780 m

Audio Visualization

20 Hz1 kHz20 kHz

Quick Select — Musical Notes:

Common Test Frequencies:

How to Use the Tone Generator

Use the frequency slider to drag between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, OR type an exact custom frequency in the input box (supports decimals like 432.00 for alternative tuning) and press Set or Enter. Both options are always available — slider for quick exploration, custom input for precision. Select a waveform, adjust volume, and click Play to hear the tone. The visualization shows the waveform shape in real-time.

To download a tone, select duration (1-60 seconds), set your frequency and waveform, then click Download WAV. The file is generated instantly in your browser — no server needed. Downloaded WAV files are 16-bit 44.1 kHz mono with fade-in/fade-out to prevent clicks. Use them for tuning, testing, meditation, sound design, or hearing assessments.

The audio visualization displays the waveform shape. When stopped, it shows a mathematical preview (purple). When playing, it shows the live audio signal from the Web Audio API analyser (green). This helps you visually verify the correct waveform type and observe how different frequencies look as waves.

Waveform Types

Sine:

Purest tone, no harmonics. Tuning, hearing tests.

Square:

Odd harmonics (3rd, 5th, 7th). Buzzy, retro game sounds.

Sawtooth:

All harmonics. Bright, brass-like, rich synthesis.

Triangle:

Weak odd harmonics. Soft, mellow, flute-like.

Musical Notes Reference Table

NoteHzNoteHzNoteHz
C3130.81C4261.63C5523.25
D3146.83D4293.66D5587.33
E3164.81E4329.63E5659.25
F3174.61F4349.23F5698.46
G3196.00G4392.00G5783.99
A3220.00A4440.00A5880.00
B3246.94B4493.88B5987.77

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I type a custom Hz value?

Yes — use the "Custom Frequency" text input to type any exact value between 20 and 20,000 Hz (decimals supported, e.g. 432.00). Press Enter or click Set to apply. The slider and custom input both work simultaneously.

How do I download the tone?

Select duration (1s/3s/5s/10s/30s/60s), set frequency and waveform, then click "Download WAV." The file generates instantly in your browser — no upload needed. It's standard 16-bit 44.1 kHz WAV, compatible with all audio editors.

What is A440?

A440 (concert pitch) means A4 is tuned to exactly 440 Hz — the international tuning standard since 1955. Some prefer A432 Hz (warmer) or A443 Hz (some orchestras). Type your preferred reference in the custom input.

What does the visualization show?

When stopped: a mathematical preview of the waveform shape (purple). When playing: live real-time audio data from the Web Audio API analyser (green). The shape shows sine as smooth curves, square as flat tops, sawtooth as ramps, and triangle as peaks.

Is it safe at high frequencies?

Start at low volume. The ear is most sensitive at 2-5 kHz. Frequencies above 15 kHz may be inaudible to adults. Never use high volume for extended periods — it can cause hearing damage. Take breaks during prolonged use.

Can I use downloaded files professionally?

Yes. The WAV files are standard uncompressed PCM audio, compatible with Audacity, Logic Pro, FL Studio, Ableton, and all DAWs. Suitable for calibration, sound design, meditation tracks, speaker testing, and scientific experiments.