Initializing, please wait a moment

Click Start to begin; results render below as the diagnostic runs.

Live readout

Ready. Click Enable touch listening, then touch or click the pad. Coordinates stay in this tab - nothing is uploaded.

touches: 0 | moves: 0 | maxFingers: 0

Touchscreen Test

Last reviewed: 2026-07-21

Check single and multi-touch contacts on a local test pad in the browser.

Click Enable touch listening, then touch or click the pad to see contact dots and counters.

Reset counters anytime; nothing is uploaded and no account is required. No camera or microphone permission is requested.

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Last updated: Jul 21, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Touchscreen Test check?

Touch and pointer contacts on a local pad - up to five finger dots, move counts, and max fingers seen. Everything stays in the tab.

Do I need to allow camera or microphone access?

No. This tool uses touch and pointer events only - no getUserMedia and no camera or mic permission prompt.

Can I use a mouse on a desktop?

Yes. Click and drag on the pad after Enable - the same readout updates with a pointer fallback so you can verify the page without a touchscreen.

Is my touch input uploaded?

No. Counters and coordinates stay in the page session. Reset clears them; closing the tab drops them.