End

A deep boom rolling away to nothing, one last bell clang and a tape stop dragging the sound to a halt. Describe how your scene should end and Morphic generates the sound clean, down to the silence.

  • A closing bell, a falling hit or a tape stop, exactly as you describe it
  • Timed for the cut to black on the last shot of your short film
  • Clean endings that fade to true silence for the final frame of an edit
A heavy brass bell hanging in darkness under a single warm light from above, its rim still shimmering after the last strike

End sounds for games, animation, and video edits

End boom fade

One heavy low hit that rolls out and dies slowly, for a cut to black, the last title card or the close of a trailer.

Closing bell

A single clang from a big brass bell with a long ring, for the end of a round, a school day or a market closing.

Falling hit

A brass and strings stab sliding down in pitch, for a plan that fails, a lights-out moment or the close of a scene.

Tape stop

A tone dragging down to a dead halt, for a record scratch moment, a freeze frame or a podcast segment cut short.

Machine wind-down

A motor whine falling as a big machine spins to a stop, for the end of a shift, a factory shutting or a ship docking.

Fading drone

A warm low drone that thins out to silence, for end credits, a closing montage or the last minute of a meditation track.

Generate an end sound from a prompt

Escolha um ponto de partida, edite o que quiser e gere no Morphic.

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Ways to use an end sound effect

Drop a boom on the final cut to black

One low hit on the last frame gives a trailer or a short film a full stop, in a game reveal, a documentary teaser or an animated short.

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Drop a boom on the final cut to black

Let the credits roll over a fading tone

A warm drone thinning to silence carries the end credits with no music, in a film, a game ending screen or the last minutes of a podcast.

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Let the credits roll over a fading tone

Close a school day or a round with a bell

One bell clang with a long ring tells the audience the day or the bout is over, in a drama, a sports video game or an animated series.

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Close a school day or a round with a bell

Suggest the power just went out next door

A machine winding down off screen tells the viewer something nearby has stopped, in a thriller, a survival game or an audio drama.

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Suggest the power just went out next door

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Perguntas frequentes

What is an end sound effect?
An end sound effect is the cue that closes a scene, a video or a round by fading to silence: a boom rolling away, a last bell, a falling hit, a tape stop or a machine winding down. It tells the audience this part is over.
Where can I get end sounds for a video?
Say how you want the scene to close and generate that ending, which saves trimming the tail off a longer stock sound. 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 end sound effect?
Pick what is ending and how it dies away, then generate it. A prompt like "a tape stop, a bright synth tone slowing down and dropping in pitch to a dead halt" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can tune the wording until the ending lands.
What is the difference between an end boom, a tape stop and a fading drone?
An end boom is one heavy hit that rolls away, a strong full stop. A tape stop is a sudden slowdown that drags the sound to a halt, often played for comedy, and a fading drone is a long tone that thins out gently under credits.
Can I use these end 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 end sound not sit right in the edit?
The tail is usually cut off too early. An ending needs its full decay, so leave the last ring or rumble running past the cut to black, and lower other sounds under it so the fade reaches silence cleanly.