White noise generator
White noise has a flat power spectrum: equal power per hertz. Its bright, steady hiss makes a useful starting point for comparing the other colours.
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White, brown, pink and green noise in one generator. Switch colour while it plays to compare the sound with a short crossfade.
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White noise has a flat power spectrum: equal power per hertz. Its bright, steady hiss makes a useful starting point for comparing the other colours.
Explore white noiseBrown noise slopes down by roughly −6 dB per octave. It puts more energy in the low frequencies, giving it a deep, rumbling texture.
Explore brown noisePink noise slopes down by roughly −3 dB per octave, with equal power per octave. It sounds less bright than white noise, with more weight in the lower frequencies.
Explore pink noiseGreen noise describes noise with a mid-band emphasis. There is no formal standard for green noise, so its sound varies between generators.
Explore green noiseThis generator does not diagnose or treat anything. The timer is a convenience, not a sleep protocol.
Available for iOS, Android and Mac.
Yes. This browser player is free, with no ads and no signup. Choose a colour and press Play.
Yes. Choose another colour during playback for a short crossfade. Switch back and forth to compare their textures without stopping playback.
Choose 15, 30 or 60 minutes. The countdown starts with playback and continues across colour switches. Pausing cancels the countdown; pressing Play starts the selected duration again. Off cancels the timer.
This page compares one colour at a time. The browser mixer lets you combine sounds and adjust the volume of each layer.