A switching power supply circuit converting AC power to DC power, and being switchable between a standby mode and a power-on mode, the circuit comprising: a first rectifier circuit configured to rectify the AC power and convert the AC power to a direct current; a switching operator configured to switch the current rectified by the first rectifier circuit; a switching transformer including a primary coil supplied with the current switched by the switching operator, and a secondary coil inducing power corresponding to the current supplied to the primary coil; a second rectifier circuit configured to rectify the power induced by the secondary coil of the switching transformer and output the DC power; and a control circuit including a photocoupler configured to feed back a signal from a secondary side to a primary side in accordance with a flowing current, and configured to perform feedback control of switching operation of the switching operator so that a predetermined voltage is output from the second rectifier circuit, wherein the control circuit includes a shunt regulator determining the current flowing to the photocoupler based on a voltage obtained by dividing the voltage output from the second rectifier circuit, and a gain switching circuit switching a gain of the shunt regulator depending on whether the switching power supply circuit is in the standby mode or in the power-on mode characterized in that the control circuit changes a ratio of a current flowing to the photocoupler to the voltage output from the second rectifier circuit depending on whether the switching power supply circuit is in the standby mode or in the power-on mode to reduce a noise of the switching transformer when the switching power supply circuit is in the standby mode and in the power-on mode, and the gain switching circuit includes: a first capacitor and a first resistive element connected with each other in series, which are coupled to the shunt regulator, a second capacitor and a second resistive element connected with each other in series, and a switch configured to switch whether or not the second capacitor and the second resistive element are coupled to the shunt regulator in parallel to the first capacitor and the first resistive element. a first rectifier circuit configured to rectify the AC power and convert the AC power to a direct current; a switching operator configured to switch the current rectified by the first rectifier circuit; a switching transformer including a primary coil supplied with the current switched by the switching operator, and a secondary coil inducing power corresponding to the current supplied to the primary coil; a second rectifier circuit configured to rectify the power induced by the secondary coil of the switching transformer and output the DC power; and a control circuit including a photocoupler configured to feed back a signal from a secondary side to a primary side in accordance with a flowing current, and configured to perform feedback control of switching operation of the switching operator so that a predetermined voltage is output from the second rectifier circuit, wherein the control circuit includes a shunt regulator determining the current flowing to the photocoupler based on a voltage obtained by dividing the voltage output from the second rectifier circuit, and a gain switching circuit switching a gain of the shunt regulator depending on whether the switching power supply circuit is in the standby mode or in the power-on mode characterized in that the control circuit changes a ratio of a current flowing to the photocoupler to the voltage output from the second rectifier circuit depending on whether the switching power supply circuit is in the standby mode or in the power-on mode to reduce a noise of the switching transformer when the switching power supply circuit is in the standby mode and in the power-on mode, and the gain switching circuit includes: a first capacitor and a first resistive element connected with each other in series, which are coupled to the shunt regulator, a second capacitor and a second resistive element connected with each other in series, and a switch configured to switch whether or not the second capacitor and the second resistive element are coupled to the shunt regulator in parallel to the first capacitor and the first resistive element. a first capacitor and a first resistive element connected with each other in series, which are coupled to the shunt regulator, a second capacitor and a second resistive element connected with each other in series, and a switch configured to switch whether or not the second capacitor and the second resistive element are coupled to the shunt regulator in parallel to the first capacitor and the first resistive element.