Vibration

Test haptics/vibration patterns and intensities (device dependent).

iPhoneiPadMacApple Vision ProApple TVApple Watch

Overview

Vibration helps you confirm that the device's haptic engine is working and that different feedback patterns feel distinct.

Vibration: intensity selection, a main Vibrate button, notification feedbacks, and stats.

The tool includes a classic vibration button and a modern haptics section.

Table Of Contents

• Main Sections
• Classic Vibration
• Select Intensity
• Vibrate Button
• Notification Feedback Types
• Statistics
• Notes And Limitations

Main Sections

Vibration includes:

• A Classic Vibration button (legacy-style).
• A Select Vibration Intensity row.
• A large Vibrate button for the selected intensity.
• Notification Feedback Types (Success/Warning/Error).
• Vibration Statistics with a reset action.

Classic Vibration

Tap Classic Vibration to trigger a more noticeable legacy-style vibration. This uses the system alert vibration when available, falling back to a sequence of heavy impact haptics on devices without the legacy vibration motor.

Classic Vibration button.

Select Intensity

Choose one of the intensity presets:

• Light
• Medium
• Heavy
• Rigid
• Soft

Light

Medium

Heavy

Rigid

Soft

Vibrate Button

Tap Vibrate to trigger the currently selected intensity.

Main Vibrate button.

Notification Feedback Types

These buttons trigger system-style notification haptics:

• Success
• Warning
• Error

Notification Feedback Types.

Statistics

The stats section tracks how many vibrations were triggered in the tool, the time of the last vibration, and the currently selected intensity.

Vibration statistics.

Reset clears the vibration count.

Notes And Limitations

• Haptics depend on hardware and system settings (for example, Silent Mode or accessibility settings).
• Haptics are not available on visionOS or macOS Catalyst. On those platforms, the tool tracks vibration statistics but does not produce haptic feedback.