Free vocal fry detector
Measure the amount of vocal fry present in your speaking voice
Record a short sample or upload audio to measure the amount of vocal fry in your speaking voice. Get your free voice report to see how your vocal fry fits into your full voice profile and what to practice next.
Measure vocal fry
Speak naturally for 10–30 seconds. A quiet room works best.
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Speak naturally. Stop when you are ready.
Detecting vocal fry
Listening for creak in the voiced parts of your sample.
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What the vocal fry detector reads
Vocal fry, also called creak, is a pattern of vocal-fold vibration that can occur in ordinary speech. The detector analyzes usable voiced pulses and reports the share that meet its creak threshold. It does not label a person or make a health assessment from a recording.
How to influence vocal fry
Creak often changes at low-energy moments and near the end of a phrase. To explore a less creaky ending, keep the final word audible and connected to easy, steady airflow, then use a brief pause before the next thought. Stay with a comfortable voice rather than forcing breathiness or height.
