🌙 Free Pink Noise for Sleep
100% free. No ads, no commercials, no interruptions. Press play and it keeps going.
Sound
⚙️ Advanced: mix your own blend
Volume
Tone (soft ↔ bright)
Timer
💡 Tips for keeping the clock on all night
- Plug in your charger. A screen on all night uses battery.
- Turn off Low Power Mode or Battery Saver. They can switch the screen off even when a page asks it to stay on.
- Turn brightness all the way down before you tap Night clock. Tap the black screen to dim the numbers further.
- Turn on Do Not Disturb so calls and notifications don’t light up or interrupt the screen.
- Don’t press the power button or switch apps. That releases the screen lock and can pause the sound.
- Set Auto-Lock (iPhone) or Screen timeout (Android) to the longest option as a backup.
- Use a current browser: Safari on iOS 16.4 or newer, or the latest Chrome or Edge on Android.
- Test it first. Run it for 30 to 60 minutes before you rely on it overnight.
Noise fades out gently over the last 20 seconds. The alarm starts quietly and grows louder until you dismiss it. Keep this tab open and sound on. For all-night use on a phone or tablet, tap Night clock and plug in your charger, because locking the screen can pause audio.
Free Pink Noise for Sleep
Pink noise is softer than white noise, with a balanced sound a bit like steady rainfall or rustling leaves. It is a popular choice for sleeping and relaxing, and it plays here nonstop with no ads.
Tips
- Keep the volume low and steady.
- Try pink noise with a touch of brown from Advanced for extra depth.
- Use the timer to fade out after you fall asleep.
Questions
What is the difference between pink and white noise?
White noise has equal energy at every frequency, so it sounds bright and hissy. Pink noise reduces the higher frequencies, so it sounds fuller and more natural.
Can I play pink noise all night?
Yes. Leave the timer on infinity or set a duration, and keep the volume low.