Relaxing With Me — Ambient Sound Mixer for Focus & Sleep

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An animated night scene you can mix six ambient sounds into — campfire, rain, wind, birdsong, thunder and a stream — using the volume controls below it. A full description of the page follows the scene.<br>Relaxing With Me — Free Ambient Sound Mixer for Focus, Sleep & Ambiance<br>Relaxing With Me is a free, browser-based ambient sound mixer for focus, sleep and screen ambiance: you set the level of every sound layer yourself, and any mix you build can be shared as a link.<br>Relaxing With Me is a free ambient sound mixer. Bring up a campfire, steady rain, a soft wind, distant birdsong, rolling thunder and a running stream, then blend them into a soundscape that is exactly yours — every layer keeps its own volume, so nothing is locked to a preset. The night scene above is drawn in code rather than filmed, and it answers whatever you mix: the fire lights the ground, rain fills the sky with cloud, wind sets the pines swaying, thunder brings its own flash of lightning. Use it to concentrate, to fall asleep, or simply to fill a screen with something calm. No account, no download, no ads.<br>Ambient sounds for focus and studying<br>Deep work fights a mind that keeps reaching for something to notice. Silence can feel fragile and music with lyrics competes for the same attention your work needs, while steady non-verbal sound masks the door, the conversation, the passing car without ever asking to be listened to. Rain with a low campfire underneath is a good place to start — see the focus and study guide for mixes by task, or open the rain and fire mix for deep focus directly.<br>Rain, wind and campfire sounds for sleep<br>The sounds that wake you at night are rarely loud, they are sudden. Rain and wind fill the quiet with an even floor so those sharp edges never rise above the background. Set the master volume low enough that the mix sits at the edge of hearing and leave the tab open — the screen is kept awake while sound plays, so it carries through until morning. The sleep guide walks through building one, and the rain and wind mix is ready to go.<br>A cozy ambiance for any screen<br>Not every screen needs to be doing something. On a second monitor, a tablet propped on the desk or a TV browser across the room, the scene becomes glanceable ambiance instead of a video loop replaying the same few seconds. Because it is vector art rather than footage it loads instantly and stays crisp from a phone to a 4K television. More on using it as screen ambiance, and on why the scene is drawn in code, not filmed.<br>Every sound on its own<br>Each layer stands up alone, and each has a page on what it suits and how to balance it:<br>Rain sounds — steady and broadband, the most versatile layer for both sleep and focus<br>Campfire sounds — a warm, irregular crackle that lights the ground as it plays<br>Wind sounds — a soft, breathy undertone that adds depth without intensity<br>Birdsong — morning ambience, best in short bursts to lift alertness<br>Thunder — distant rumbles and occasional lightning, over a base of rain<br>Stream sounds — continuous running water, easy to ignore for hours at a time<br>Browse them all on the ambient sounds index, start from a curated mix, or read the longer guides — including how this compares to Noisli and myNoise. New here? The about page explains how the scene follows the real time of day and tonight's moon phase, and the FAQ covers the short questions.