Punctuate the moment something is confirmed
A bright ding on the frame of approval gives a UI demo its payoff, in an app video, a game or a tutorial.
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Right
A bright ding, a two-note rise and a soft tick for a box checked. Describe the right cue you need and Morphic generates the affirmative sound clean.
- Describe the exact right cue your scene needs, from a bright ding to a soft tick
- Yours alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
- Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
Right sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Two-note rise
Two notes stepping up, the second longer, an affirmative that feels finished.
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Ways to use a right sound effect
Fill a quiet form screen with soft feedback
A soft tick for each box checked fills the silence of a walkthrough without music, in a how-to or a product video.
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Establish a clean, trustworthy interface
A glassy checkmark chime at the first screen sets a calm, polished tone, in an ad, a launch video or an onboarding flow.
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Imply a task completed in the background
A two-note rise from an unseen device tells the viewer the job is finished, in a film, a game or a podcast.
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Perguntas frequentes
What is a right sound effect?
It is a short affirmative cue that tells someone they got it, a ding, a tick or a rising pair of notes. This page is about the correct or yes signal, not a direction or a side.
Where can I get right sounds for an app or video?
Describe the cue and generate it. A custom ding can match your interface, and every sound here comes from the prompt beside it, so you can change the brightness or the length.
How do I make a custom right sound?
Name the tone and how it ends. "Two electronic notes stepping upward, the second held a little longer" has the pitch and the shape, which are what make it read as yes.
What is the difference between a right sound and a correct answer sound?
A right cue is a short generic yes for any confirmed action. A correct answer sound is tied to a quiz and often includes a points tally, so it is usually longer.
Can I use these right sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. You can place them in apps, games and videos.
Why does my right cue sound harsh?
Ask for a soft clean tone and a short tail. Rising pitches read as positive, so keep the notes stepping upward instead of falling.