Noise Generator — White, Brown & Pink Noise

Mix 7 ambient sounds with independent volume controls. Set a sleep timer and drift off. 100% browser-based.

7 Sounds Mix & Layer Sleep Timer Presets No Signup
White Noise
Equal energy, TV static sound
60%
Brown Noise
Deep rumble, waterfall sound
60%
Pink Noise
Balanced, steady rain sound
60%
Rain
Steady rainfall on leaves
60%
Ocean
Waves rolling on the shore
60%
Wind
Gentle breeze through trees
60%
Thunder
Distant rolling thunderstorm
60%
Master 70%

Quick Presets

Sleep Timer

Shortcuts: Space Play/Stop

How to use the noise generator

Three simple steps — find your perfect soundscape.

1

Pick your sounds

Toggle on white, brown, or pink noise, or add natural sounds like rain, ocean waves, and wind. Each sound has its own volume slider.

2

Mix & adjust

Layer multiple sounds and fine-tune each channel. Use a preset for instant focus, sleep, or calm. The master volume controls overall loudness.

3

Set timer & relax

Hit Play and optionally set a sleep timer. The sound fades out automatically when the timer ends. Lock your screen — audio keeps playing.

Why use this noise generator?

7-Channel Mixer

Play all seven sounds at once and adjust each one independently. Combine brown noise with rain for sleep, or white noise with wind for deep focus. Your soundscape, your way.

Sleep Timer with Fade-Out

Set a 15, 30, 60, or 90 minute timer. The sound gently fades out over the last 10 seconds so you are not startled awake. Perfect for drifting off without running all night.

One-Click Presets

Deep Focus, Sleep Aid, Calm, and Reading — each preset activates the right sounds at the right volumes instantly. No fiddling with sliders required.

100% Private — Works Offline

All sounds are generated in your browser using the Web Audio API. No audio files are downloaded, no data is sent anywhere. Once loaded, it works completely offline.

Pro Tips

  • Brown noise is better than white noise for sleep — the deeper frequencies mask background sounds more effectively without being harsh.
  • Keep the volume at 40-60% — loud noise can damage hearing over time, even during sleep.
  • Combine pink noise + rain for a natural soundscape that helps with tinnitus masking.
  • Press Space to toggle play/pause hands-free while working.

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