Binaural Beat Generator

Generate your own binaural beats and download for free. Create customizable brainwave entrainment audio for personal or commercial use. Free of charge; no attribution required.

Use headphones: binaural beats need a separate tone in each ear, and phone and laptop speakers barely play the low 120 Hz default tone.

What do you want to feel?

Pick one, tune it, add it. Repeat to combine.

Fine-tune Theta

4–8 Hz. The difference between both ears. This is the one taking effect.

20–1000 Hz. The carrier tone: left ear 120 Hz, right ear 128 Hz.

80%
Theta is in your mix

Listen & download

Theta 8 Hz · 120 Hz base

80%
Track length

Need 60-minute versions? Get all 12 binaural beats in the Convenience Pack ($19).

Exports a 5 min WAV with the selected brainwave at their current volume, even when paused. Some mobile browsers ignore the file name or extension; if your file won't open, see the instructions below.

Want Binaural Beats with Music?

Whether you need licensed binaural music for meditations, videos, or client work, or simply want to listen for yourself, we have two paths for you.

12 × 60 min · WAV · Royalty-Free

Binaural Beats Convenience Pack

Get the 12 most downloaded binaural beats each 60 minutes long in a convenience pack. High-quality WAV files. Royalty-Free. Download size: 5GB

  • Alpha @10Hz400Hz base frequency
  • Alpha @12Hz120Hz base frequency
  • Beta @13Hz400Hz base frequency
  • Beta @20Hz120Hz base frequency
  • Theta @4Hz400Hz base frequency
  • Theta @8Hz120Hz base frequency
  • Delta @1Hz100Hz base frequency
  • Delta @2Hz120Hz base frequency
  • Delta @4Hz400Hz base frequency
  • Gamma @38Hz100Hz base frequency
  • Gamma @40Hz120Hz base frequency
  • Gamma @42Hz400Hz base frequency
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Instructions

Play & adjust volume

Choose a brainwave and click Preview to listen. Add it to your mix to combine it with other brainwaves. Use the play button and volume slider in each mix row to listen and adjust its volume. Pause all stops the mix without removing any tracks.

Customize frequencies

Adjust the base frequency aka the high and low of the base tone. Adjust the binaural beats frequency aka the one taking effect. Use the number fields or the minus and plus buttons to fine-tune the selected brainwave. Binaural frequencies move in 0.1 Hz steps, and the base frequency ranges from 20 to 1,000 Hz. Reset to default restores that brainwave’s original frequencies.

Export a WAV file

With at least one brainwave added to your mix, select the length under “Track length” and click “Export locally” to get your free binaural beats download. All brainwaves in your mix are included at their current volume, even when paused. Previewing a brainwave does not add it to the export.

The export will run as long as the dialog stays open. Once finished, the file is on your device. In Chrome on desktop, a dialog will show up on where to save the file on your computer and how to name it. The audio will be exported to your download folder on all other browsers or devices.

File won't open on mobile

Some mobile browsers ignore the file name and extension, so the file may be saved as “download” or without “.wav”. If it won't open, rename it so it ends in .wav, for example zenmix-binaural-export.wav.

If you experience any issues, email hello@zenmix.io or use the feedback widget and enter your email address, and we will reply asap. Read our Ultimate Healing Frequencies List for more healing frequencies.

Brain Wave Binaural Beats

Brain Wave Frequency What it's for
Delta 1-4 Hz Sleep.
Theta 4-8 Hz Deep relaxation. Zone between being wake or sleeping.
Alpha 8-13/14* Hz Relaxation
Beta 13/14*-38 Hz Mental, intellectual activity, outwardly focused concentration, alertness.
Gamma 39 – 42 Hz Focus, perception and consciousness.

* Alpha/Beta boundary: We use 8-14 Hz for Alpha and start Beta at 14 Hz, treating 14 Hz as a boundary value. The 13/14 Hz transition is an edge case; some sources start Beta at 13 Hz instead.