Pink Noise Generator
Generate pure pink (1/f) noise in your browser with volume control, high and low frequency shelving, and a live spectrum visualizer.
Pink Noise Controls
70%
0 dB
0 dB
Stopped
Frequency Spectrum
Pink Noise (1/f)Press Play to see the spectrum
20 Hz
200 Hz
2 kHz
20 kHz
Pink noise — equal energy per octave (1/f rolloff). Warmer than white noise; resembles steady rainfall, gentle wind, or a running stream.
Current EQ
Low Shelf: 0 dB
High Shelf: 0 dB
Volume: 70%
Summary
Generate pure pink (1/f) noise in your browser with volume control, high and low frequency shelving, and a live spectrum visualizer.
How it works
- Click Play to start generating pink noise directly in your browser.
- Use the Volume slider to set overall loudness.
- Use the High Shelf slider to brighten or darken the top-end frequencies.
- Use the Low Shelf slider to boost or cut the bass frequencies.
- Click Stop to silence the audio at any time.
- The live spectrum visualizer shows the characteristic 1/f frequency rolloff in real time.
Use cases
- Mask background noise for better focus during work or study.
- Aid relaxation, meditation, or deep sleep with a warm ambient sound.
- Reduce the perceived loudness of tinnitus with a steady masking signal.
- Test and calibrate studio monitors or speaker systems.
- Create a consistent ambient environment in open-plan offices.
- Help babies or light sleepers block out intermittent sounds.
- Use as a reference signal for audio production and mixing.
- Conduct psychoacoustic experiments requiring 1/f noise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: 2026-07-01 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu