TV

A channel flick, the whine of a set switching on, a volume run beeping upward and a remote clicking. Describe the TV cue you need and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact TV cue your scene needs, on, off, flicking or beeping
  • Yours alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A boxy television screen casting a single pale rectangle of light into black, its glass faintly curved and a dim reflection of a remote at the edge of frame

TV sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Channel change

A quick burst of electronic noise and a soft click as the picture switches over.

Power on

A soft thunk and a rising whine that settles to a faint hum, a set warming up.

Power off

A low thunk and a high whine that falls away to a tiny pop.

Volume up

A run of soft beeps stepping upward, one for each notch.

Remote button press

A hard plastic click and a faint answering beep from the set.

Test tone

A single pure electronic pitch held steady, the sound of a screen with nothing to show.

Generate a TV sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a TV sound effect

Mark the moment someone switches it off

A low thunk and a falling whine end a scene on a cut, in a drama, a sitcom, an animated short or a game cutscene.

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Mark the moment someone switches it off

Fill a silent evening with a channel flick

A string of channel changes keeps a quiet shot alive without music, in a character study, a short film or a podcast.

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Fill a silent evening with a channel flick

Set a mood with a screen that has nothing on

A steady test tone makes an empty station feel eerie or lonely, in a horror short, a late shift scene or a game level.

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Set a mood with a screen that has nothing on

Let the audience hear a TV start in another room

A thunk and a rising whine tell the viewer a set has just come on out of shot, in a thriller, an audio drama or a mystery.

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Let the audience hear a TV start in another room

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Perguntas frequentes

What is a TV sound effect?
It is any sound a television makes by itself: the channel flick, the whine of switching on or off, volume beeps and the click of a remote. Searchers usually mean those small device cues rather than what plays on the screen.
Where can I get TV sounds for a video?
Describe the cue and generate it. A single prompt for a power-off whine or a channel flick is faster than combing a pack, and the result is yours alone.
How do I make a custom TV sound?
Name the action and the physical sound, for example a low thunk then a high whine that falls away. Generate each cue separately so you can time them to the cut.
What is the difference between a TV sound and TV static?
A TV sound is a device cue such as a click, a beep or a whine. Static is a continuous hiss of picture noise, and it has its own page.
Can I use these TV sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Because each cue is generated for you, it will not turn up in another channel's video.
Why does my TV power-on sound weak?
Often the prompt only says power on. Add the thunk, the rising whine and the faint hum that follows, and the set reads as a real tube or flat screen.