Edit

A cut whoosh snapping past, a timeline scrubbed back and forth and a clip clicking into place on the grid. Describe the edit move you want heard and Morphic generates the sound clean.

  • A cut whoosh, a timeline scrub or a clip snapping in, exactly as described
  • Shaped for the quick cuts in your editing tutorial intro
  • Clean edit sounds to sit on each cut, snap and freeze in the timeline
A thin bright line of light slicing through a stack of glowing translucent panels, small sparks flying from the cut

Edit sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Cut whoosh

A quick sharp rush snapping past and stopping dead, the go-to sound for a hard cut in a vlog, a reel or a promo.

Timeline scrub

Fast chirping skims of sound sped up and reversed, for scrubbing through footage, a rewind gag or a tutorial.

Clip snap

A tight magnetic click with a small thump, for a clip snapping to the grid, a layer locking or a title landing.

Razor slice

A crisp digital snick with a small high click, for a clip being split, a trim made or a frame cut out.

Freeze frame hit

A sharp shutter click with a short whoosh that stops dead, for a freeze frame, a character intro or a recap.

Export done ping

A short whirring spin-down then one clean ping, for a render finishing, an edit wrapped or a project saved.

Generate an edit sound from a prompt

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Ways to use an edit sound effect

Punch a jump cut with a quick whoosh

One cut whoosh on the edit point gives a fast talking-head video its energy, in a vlog, a short-form reel or an animated explainer.

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Punch a jump cut with a quick whoosh

Fill an editing tutorial with no music

Scrubs, snaps and slices under a screen recording let viewers hear every move, in an editing course, a software walkthrough or a podcast promo.

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Fill an editing tutorial with no music

Give a recap a fast, hand-cut feel

Freeze frame hits and razor slices under a highlights montage make it feel cut by hand, in a sports recap, a game trailer or a vlog intro.

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Give a recap a fast, hand-cut feel

Suggest an edit happening behind the scenes

Export pings and clip snaps heard behind a scene imply someone is cutting footage off camera, in a documentary, a comedy or an audio drama.

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Suggest an edit happening behind the scenes

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What is an edit sound effect?
Editors lay these cues on their own cuts, and some are the noises of editing itself: a whoosh on a jump cut, the chirp of a scrubbed timeline, a clip snapping to the grid, a shutter click on a freeze frame. Edit sounds make a fast edit feel deliberate and easy to follow.
Where can I get edit sounds for a video?
Generate them from a few words. Describing the cut or the snap you need beats auditioning a whole transitions pack, and the result is shaped to your edit. Every sound on this page was made from the prompt printed beside it, so you can start from one and adjust it.
How do I make a custom edit sound effect?
Say which edit move it is and how it should end, then generate it. A prompt like "a clip snapping into place on an editing timeline, a tight magnetic click with a small thump" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can adjust the wording until it fits.
What is the difference between an edit sound, a transition and a swipe sound?
An edit sound marks a single move in the cut, a whoosh, a snap or a freeze, and stays very short. A transition is a longer rise or sweep that carries one scene into the next, and a swipe follows a finger moving something across a screen. Use edit sounds for punctuation.
Can I use these edit sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Because each sound is generated for you, you also avoid the clip turning up in someone else's video.
Why does my edit sound not sit right in the edit?
Edit sounds that land a frame early or late feel sloppy. Place the peak of the whoosh on the cut, put the snap on the frame the clip lands, and keep them under the voice. If every cut has a sound, drop some so the important ones still stand out.