Snowfall Night: Snow Ambience

Snowfall Night fills your screen with quiet, falling snow. Pick a city street under glowing lamps, a moonlit pine forest or a warm cabin window, then let the snow fall as softly or as wildly as you like. It is made to be left on: as a calm winter scene on your phone, a decor screen on a tablet, or a cozy background on a TV through screen mirroring. Touch the snow - Tap the sky and a gust swirls the flakes around your finger. - Drag to blow the snow across the screen. - Tilt your phone and the snow drifts that way. - Shake twice for a six-second whiteout. - In the cabin window, flick upward to toss a snowball at the glass. It lands with a soft thud and slowly melts away. Make it your snow - Density from light flurries to a full blizzard, with streaking snow and a gentle white haze. - Flake shape (soft, crystal or mixed), flake size and snow color (cool, neutral or warm). - Base wind direction, snow that slowly piles up on the ground and the window ledge, and a Clear button. - Three depth layers with soft-focus flakes up close and fine snow in the distance. - The sky follows your clock: dusk, night, dawn and an overcast day. No location access. Winter sounds - Mix four ambient layers: wind, blizzard, crackling fireplace and a distant city. - A music box that plays classic winter melodies such as Greensleeves, Jingle Bells, Deck the Halls and Silent Night. Every melody is public domain, with no lyrics. - Sound stays off until you turn it on, so opening the app never interrupts your music. Calls and other apps always come first, and sound stops in the background. - Volume limit and a sleep timer. Ambient mode - Controls fade away, the screen stays on and the snow changes slowly on its own. - Optional clock that shifts slightly over time, scene changes every 15 minutes and a 30 fps battery-saving mode. Holiday touches - Warm string lights appear automatically from mid-November to early January. You can also keep them always on or always off. Comfortable to watch - No flashing: lights fade gently and each one at its own pace. A photosensitivity setting turns off fog, firelight flicker and twinkling. - Battery saver mode and automatic quality for older devices. - Portrait and landscape, light and dark settings, large text and screen reader support. All scenes, sounds and settings are included. Nothing is locked. No account needed, and the scenes and sounds play offline.