
White, Pink & Brown Noise
Steady, soothing noise to mask distractions, deepen your sleep, and sharpen your focus. Stream it free, anytime.
White Noise
Equal energy across all frequencies — a steady, even hiss. Excellent for masking sudden sounds and helping you fall asleep or concentrate.
Pink Noise
Softer and deeper than white noise, with more energy in the low frequencies. Often described as more soothing — like steady rainfall or rustling leaves.
Brown Noise
Deeper still, with a strong low-frequency rumble like a distant waterfall or heavy surf. A favorite for deep focus and calming a busy mind.
Binaural & Tones
Subtle frequency-based tones (such as 432 Hz and brainwave audio) intended to encourage relaxation. Best experienced with headphones.
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432 Hz Hypnotic Piano(1h)

Binaural Brainwave Sleep Tones(1h)

Deep-Rest Hypnosis Music(2h)

Birdsong & Brook in Mountain Rain

Early-Dawn Mountain Birds amid Soft Showers

Flowing Creek and Forest Birds with Light Rain

Midnight Downpour with Distant Thunder

Cozy Fireplace Crackle & Rain on Roof (30 m)

Soothing White-Noise Rain Loop

White-Noise Rain with Gentle Thunder Swells

Steady Rain & Soft Thunder White-Noise

Ambient Rainfall with Subtle Thunder Echoes

One-Hour Deep-Sleep Rain and Thunder Blanket (1 h)

Rain Curtain & Thunder Murmur

Lulling Rainstorm with Balanced White-Noise

Evening Rain & Whispering Thunder

Therapeutic Rainfall with Thunder Undercurrent

Overnight Rain & Thunder for Deep Rest (4 h)

Five-Hour Rainstorm Cocoon with Low Thunder (5 h)

Gentle Shower White-Noise Burst

Quick Calm Rain & Thunder Loop

Raindrop White-Noise Drift

City Street Rain on Pavement with Thunder
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between white, pink, and brown noise?+
White noise has equal energy at every frequency and sounds like a flat hiss. Pink noise reduces the higher frequencies, making it deeper and gentler — similar to steady rain. Brown noise reduces high frequencies even further for a deep, rumbling sound like distant surf.
Which noise is best for sleep?+
Many people find pink and brown noise more soothing for sleep because their deeper tone is less harsh, while white noise is very effective at masking sudden disruptive sounds. The best choice is the one that feels most comfortable to you.
Is white noise safe to play all night?+
For adults, playing noise at a low, comfortable volume overnight is generally considered safe. Keep the volume moderate and place the source a reasonable distance away. For infants, follow pediatric guidance on volume and duration.
Does noise help with focus and studying?+
Yes — steady noise can mask distracting background sounds and create a consistent audio environment, which many people find helps with concentration during work or study.
