Online Guitar Tuner with Microphone
Free online guitar tuner with microphone
Tuning your guitar has never been easier. This free online tuner uses your computer or phone microphone to detect the pitch of each string in real time and tells you when it sounds flat or sharp. Nothing to install, no extra gear — it runs right in the browser on any device with a microphone.
How to tune your guitar in 3 steps
- 1Enable the microphoneClick «Start tuning» and allow microphone access when your browser asks.
- 2Pluck a stringPluck a string without fretting it: the tuner detects the note and the deviation. The needle to the left means flat; to the right, sharp.
- 3Turn the tuning pegTurn the corresponding peg until the string turns green and shows «In tune». Repeat for all 6 strings.
String notes in standard tuning
From low to high, the 6 guitar strings are tuned to:
Tuner at 432 Hz and 440 Hz
Besides standard tuning at 440 Hz, this online tuner lets you switch the reference pitch to 432 Hz — the tuning many musicians prefer for its warmer sound. Pick «Reference pitch» and choose 432 Hz or 440 Hz: the string targets and the needle adjust automatically.
Tips for an accurate result
- ›Tune in a quiet room so the microphone picks up only the string, not background noise.
- ›Pluck firmly and wait 1–2 seconds for the reading to stabilize.
- ›Tightening some strings slightly changes the others — double-check the 1st string when you're done.
Frequently asked questions
How do I tune my guitar with my phone or computer?+
Tap «Start tuning», allow microphone access, pluck an open string, and turn the peg until the note turns green. All you need is a browser.
What note is each guitar string?+
In standard tuning, from low to high: E (6th), A (5th), D (4th), G (3rd), B (2nd), E (1st).
Is this tuner free? Do I need to install anything?+
Yes, it's completely free. FretFlow uses the browser's Web Audio API — nothing to download or install, and it works on any device with a microphone.
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