Open your camera, see the picture, and read the numbers behind it: size, frame rate, brightness, and timing. Everything is measured from the live stream the page receives, not taken from the camera’s claims.
Start the test
Press Start camera and allow access when the browser asks. With several cameras connected, a device list appears once access is granted. Changing the device, the requested size, or the frame rate reopens the stream with the new request.
Requested vs delivered
A page can only ask for a size and frame rate; the camera answers with the nearest mode it supports. The rail shows the negotiated values and the camera’s reported range, and the checks compare what arrived with what was asked for.
- Resolution passes when the delivered frame is at least the requested size.
- Frame rate passes at 24 fps or more presented, the point below which motion in a call visibly stutters.
- Timing passes when the spread between frame arrivals is under half a frame interval. A high spread means dropped or bunched frames, often from a busy USB hub or CPU.
Exposure
Four times a second the frame is copied at 160 pixels across and its brightness averaged. The exposure check wants an average between 70 and 190 out of 255. The highlights check flags more than 2% of the frame at pure white, which usually means a window behind you. The Black stat is the share of pixels near pure black, which rises in a dark room.
The fix for most failures is light: a lamp or window in front of you, not behind.
Test all sizes
Cameras advertise a range of widths and heights but support only a handful of modes inside it. Test all sizes asks for each common size exactly, from 320 by 240 to 3840 by 2160, and marks which ones the camera accepts and at what frame rate. The stream then returns to its previous size.
Snapshot
Save snapshot downloads the current frame as a PNG at the delivered resolution, unmirrored. It is the quickest way to judge sharpness and color at full size, or to attach proof of a camera problem to a support ticket.
Microphone and speakers
This page tests only the picture. Check your microphone with the mic test and your output with the speaker test before an important call.