English Speaking Tools
Six free tools that run in your browser and work on the spoken side of English: check how a sentence sounds, drill a difficult sound, measure your pace, read a word’s transcription, test your microphone or pull a question to answer out loud. No sign-up, and each page explains what it measures and how.
Start from what you want to know. “How do I actually sound?” — the English pronunciation checker scores every word of a sentence you say and names the sounds to work on, and the tongue twisters trainer drills one sound at a time and reports which words came out. “Am I too fast or too slow?” — the speaking rate calculator times a pasted speech at a chosen pace or measures your real words per minute and filler words from a recording. “How is this word pronounced?” — English to IPA gives a General American transcription with stress marks, syllables and audio.
Two more help with the practice itself: the mic test shows your microphone level and background noise and checks that speech recognition understands you, which matters before any of the recording tools, and the conversation question generator hands you a random question by topic and level to answer out loud. For a scored picture of your level rather than one skill, take the English speaking test or rehearse a real conversation in the AI mock interview.
