Check your camera, mic, lighting, framing, and audio before Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, interviews, classes, or client meetings. Private browser-based test. No account required. No audio or video upload.
Use Call Preflight as a free online webcam test, camera test, and microphone test before joining a video call.
It helps you check:
Useful before Zoom calls, Google Meet meetings, Microsoft Teams calls, remote interviews, online classes, sales calls, podcasts, and client meetings.
Call Preflight is not just a webcam test. It is a pre-call confidence check. Most camera and mic tools show you a mirror. Call Preflight routes your audio and video through the same WebRTC path a real call uses, then adds realistic delay so you can hear and see yourself the way other participants will.
No accounts, no analytics, and no server-side media processing. Your camera and microphone streams stay in your browser. No audio or video is uploaded. Your device and theme preferences are saved locally. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Call Preflight establishes a WebRTC connection with itself, routing your camera and microphone through the same path a real video call would use. Audio and video are delayed by two seconds so you can catch awkward pauses, background noise, or lighting issues before you join.
Works in modern WebRTC-capable browsers including Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox.
Open Call Preflight, click Start free preflight check, choose your camera, and click Join test call. Your browser will ask for camera permission and show a delayed preview so you can check framing, lighting, and background.
Click Start free preflight check, select your microphone, and join the test call. Call Preflight plays your voice back through a WebRTC loopback with a 2-second delay so you can hear how you sound to other people.
No. Call Preflight does not record, store, or upload your camera or microphone streams. Audio and video are processed locally in your browser through WebRTC.
Call Preflight adds a 2-second delay to simulate real video call latency. That helps you notice awkward pauses, talking over others, and how your voice actually lands for remote participants.
Yes. Call Preflight is a browser-based webcam and microphone test you can run before joining any video platform, including Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, interviews, online classes, and client meetings.
You need to click Join test call and allow microphone access. Playback starts only after the WebRTC loopback connects. Check that the correct microphone is selected and that your browser tab is not muted.
Call Preflight works in modern mobile browsers that support WebRTC, camera, and microphone access. Device support varies by phone, browser, and operating system.
Yes. Call Preflight is free to use with no account required.
No audio or video is uploaded to Call Preflight servers. Media is processed locally in your browser. See our Privacy Policy for details about local storage and standard web hosting logs.