PureBinaural

Binaural Beats Generator

An online tool to create and listen to Binaural Beats.
Create and listen to custom Binaural Beats.

Binaural Beats Presets

Explore our curated library of binaural beat presets.

Sleep

Delta Waves (0.5–4 Hz)

Deep Sleep 2.5 Hz β€’ 30 min
Power Nap 4 Hz β€’ 20 min
Night Reset 1.8 Hz β€’ 45 min
Lucid Drift 3 Hz β€’ 25 min

Relax

Theta / Alpha Waves (4–8 Hz)

Calm Mind 6 Hz β€’ 20 min
Stress Relief 5 Hz β€’ 25 min
Breath Sync 7 Hz β€’ 15 min
Body Release 4.5 Hz β€’ 30 min

Focus

Alpha / Low Beta Waves (8–14 Hz)

Steady Focus 10 Hz β€’ 25 min
Study Flow 12 Hz β€’ 30 min
Deep Work 14 Hz β€’ 45 min
Creative Focus 8 Hz β€’ 20 min

Energy

Beta Waves (15–20 Hz)

Morning Boost 16 Hz β€’ 15 min
Activation 18 Hz β€’ 10 min
Quick Recharge 15 Hz β€’ 12 min
Pre-Workout 20 Hz β€’ 10 min

Meditation

Theta Waves (4–7 Hz)

Inner Stillness 4 Hz β€’ 30 min
Mindfulness 6 Hz β€’ 20 min
Deep Presence 5 Hz β€’ 40 min
Zen Flow 7 Hz β€’ 25 min

Healing

Theta Waves (4–6 Hz)

(No medical claims.)

Body Balance 5 Hz β€’ 30 min
Nervous Reset 4 Hz β€’ 35 min
Deep Restore 3.5 Hz β€’ 45 min
Harmonic Calm 6 Hz β€’ 25 min

Generator

Play a selected session or create your own.

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180 Hz
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Learn how the settings work

Beat Frequency: The frequency difference between the two tones that creates the brainwave entrainment effect.

Carrier Frequency: The main tone used as the base signal for generating the binaural beat.

Timer: Sets when the session stops. Online playback supports long sessions, while WAV export is optimized for up to 60 minutes for stability.

What Are Binaural Beats?

Binaural beats are an auditory effect created by playing two slightly different frequencies in each ear (for example, 200 Hz and 210 Hz), resulting in a perceived rhythmic beat (10 Hz) in the brain.

This process is often called brainwave entrainment and may support relaxation, focus, or meditative states, with effects varying between individuals.

Learn more about binaural beats β†’

Prefer a rhythmic stimulus that works without headphones?
Try isochronic tones β†’

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about binaural beats and how this generator works.


Do I need headphones for Binaural Beats?

Yes. Headphones are required so each ear receives a slightly different frequency, which creates the binaural effect.


How long should I listen to a session?

Start with 10–15 minutes if you’re new. Many users prefer sessions of 20–30 minutes.


Which frequency should I choose?

Choose based on your goal: Delta for sleep, Theta for relaxation, Alpha for calm focus, and Beta for concentration.


Are these sessions safe?

Generally yes, when used responsibly.

Do not use if you have epilepsy or a history of seizures. If you have a pacemaker, are pregnant, or have a medical condition, consult a medical professional before use.

Avoid listening while driving or operating machinery, as deep relaxation may cause drowsiness.


How is the audio generated?

All sessions are generated in high-quality 44 kHz audio and normalized to safe listening levels. Smooth fade-in and fade-out are applied to ensure a comfortable listening experience.


What is PureBinaural?

PureBinaural is an online generator for binaural beats and isochronic tones.

This project exists to provide simple, accessible audio tools for focus, relaxation, and sleep.

The generator is free to use and supported by the community.

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