Talk for 10 to 30 seconds, as if you're leaving a voice note for a friend, and an AI listener scores how warm, clear, smooth, confident and expressive you sound out of 100, with tips. Just for fun, and you can try it once for free.
How it works
Speak the way you would to someone you like. The more natural you are, the more useful your score.
Step 1
Press the mic and talk for 10 to 30 seconds: say hi, describe your weekend or read a few lines you like. Relaxed, everyday speech gives a truer result than a performance. You can also upload a clip of up to 5 MB.
Step 2
The test runs on an AI model, so you need a free account, and new accounts can try it once for free. The credit cost is shown on the button first, and if the test fails, your credits return automatically.
Step 3
You get an attractiveness score out of 100, a bar each for warmth, clarity, smoothness, confidence and expressiveness, what already works in your voice, and two or three tips to sound even more appealing.
Highlights
There's no depth bar and no ideal pitch. The score rewards the things that make any voice pleasant to listen to.
Warmth, clarity, smoothness, confidence and expressiveness each get a score from 0 to 100. Together they describe how pleasant and engaging your voice is to listen to, which is what most people really mean when they ask whether a voice is attractive.
The test doesn't reward any particular pitch, and the AI is told not to comment on gender, ethnicity, accent origin, health or looks. A light voice and a deep voice can both score highly when they sound relaxed, clear and engaged.
Feedback is written to encourage, never to mock. You get two or three strengths the AI actually heard and two or three tips, such as relaxing your breath or letting a smile into your tone, that you can try on your very next take.
This is a light-hearted test, and the result says so. Your clip is sent to the AI only to produce your score, deleted from our servers once the score is ready, and never published, shared or used to train AI.
Quick reference
The five qualities behind your score, how listeners experience each one, and one small change that helps.
| Quality | How listeners hear it | Try this |
|---|---|---|
| Warmth | Friendly, open and easy to like | Speak with a slight smile |
| Clarity | Words land without any effort | Open your mouth a little more |
| Smoothness | An even, controlled sound, no rasp | Breathe low; don't push volume |
| Confidence | Assured, steady and unhurried | Pause instead of saying 'um' |
| Expressiveness | Pitch and energy that move | Stress one word per sentence |
Each quality is scored from 0 to 100. The overall score is the AI's overall impression of your clip, so it can sit slightly above or below the average of the five bars.
Researchers have studied what makes a voice attractive for decades, and a few broad patterns keep showing up. On average, listeners in many studies rate somewhat lower-pitched men's voices and somewhat higher-pitched women's voices as more attractive. But the effects are modest, extremes are not preferred, and individual tastes vary a lot, so pitch alone tells you little about how any one person will hear you.
Voice quality and delivery matter at least as much. A relaxed, smooth voice tends to be heard as more pleasant than a strained or harsh one, and studies of first impressions suggest listeners form opinions about a speaker from very short clips, sometimes a single word. Some studies have even found that people shift their pitch slightly when they talk to someone they find attractive. The encouraging part: much of what makes a voice appealing is how you use it, not what you were born with.
That's why this test scores qualities rather than pitch. If you're curious about your pitch anyway, the free deep voice test measures your speaking pitch in Hz right in your browser, and our other free voice tests work the same way, with no account needed.
Think of attractiveness as ease. A voice is appealing when it sounds relaxed, present and genuinely interested in the listener. Most of the tips below take a minute to try, and they tend to show up in the score straight away.
Then record again. Comparing two takes made a few minutes apart is the clearest way to hear what changed. If you want to work on a fuller, richer sound over time, our guide on how to make your voice deeper covers safe resonance exercises that don't involve forcing your pitch down.
Last updated October 21, 2026
Use cases
Your voice makes a first impression before almost anything else does. Here is where people use the test.
Hear how your voice prompt or voice message comes across before you send it, and try a warmer, more relaxed take.
Practice sounding relaxed and engaged, so nerves don't flatten your voice on that first call.
Listeners stay for voices that feel warm and easy. Check how you sound on the mic before you go live.
Everyone records the same line and compares scores. It's a party game, not a verdict on anyone.
FAQ
Honest answers about the score, what it means, and what it doesn't.
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