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Fireplace sounds

Updated 22 October 2026

A crackling fire is the sound of a warm room on a cold evening. The fire here is a real living-room fireplace, recorded crackling and hissing, played from random points so it never loops. Add a little rain on the window and it is a winter night.

Fireplace sounds

Press play

Play
FireplaceSoft crackle and a low hum.
Play
Crackling fireMore crackle, less hum.
Play
ReadingFireplace, light rain, and turning pages.
More about using sound for reading and writing
Play
Winter cabinA storm outside, a fire inside, a clock.

Play opens the sound masker with this mix already loaded, so you can hear it and shape it.

How to set it up

  1. Press Play on Fireplace for a soft fire.
  2. For more crackle, play Crackling fire.
  3. For a reading corner, play Reading, which adds rain.

Crackling fire for sleep

The crackles are sharp little sounds. For sleep, keep the fire low and add brown noise, so the crackles sit on a soft bed rather than in silence.

A fire without smoke

A real fire needs a chimney and attention. This one plays on a phone in any room, and you can leave it on.

Questions

Do fireplace sounds help with sleep?

They help many people relax. Keep them low if crackles wake you.

Related

Campfire soundsA fire outdoors, with crickets and wind.Reading and writingFire, rain on the window, a far-off cafe.Rain on the windowRain outside, a quiet room inside.Game mastersTavern, dungeon, wild camp, and storm at sea.