Digit

A beep for each digit keyed in, 8-bit blips for a retro number entry and a counter ticking through its numbers. Describe the digit moment on your screen and Morphic generates it clean.

  • A digit beep, a counter roll or a PIN tone, exactly as you describe it
  • Made for the vault code your hero punches in at the heist climax
  • Clean number cues to lay on each frame a digit appears on screen
A fingertip resting on one plain blank square key glowing pale green on a dark matte keypad, the key light spilling onto the fingertip

Digit sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Digit beep

A single short beep with a plastic click under it, the sound of one number keyed in on a door panel, a till or a phone.

Retro numeric input

Square-wave blips stepping up in pitch, for typing numbers into an old computer, a pixel game menu or an arcade high score.

Digit counter roll

Electronic ticks racing through the numbers and landing on a blip, for a score, a timer reset or a price changing on screen.

PIN accepted tone

One long beep and a heavy lock click after the last digit goes in, the cue that a code worked and the door is open.

Digit delete

A short falling blip with a dry click, for a number backspaced on a keypad, a wrong digit wiped or a field cleared.

Flip digit clack

Split-flap digits clattering over and settling, for a station board, a scoreboard or a flip clock changing its number.

Generate a digit sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a digit sound effect

Hit the moment the last digit goes in

A long beep and a lock click on the frame the code clears give a heist scene its release, in a thriller, a puzzle game or an animated caper.

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Hit the moment the last digit goes in

Keep a number count-up moving on screen

A counter roll under a rising total holds attention with no music, in an explainer video, a results reveal in a game or a podcast promo.

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Keep a number count-up moving on screen

Place a story in the early computer age

Square-wave number blips set an old home computer era at once, in a period drama, a retro pixel game or an animated flashback.

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Place a story in the early computer age

Imply a code being keyed in behind a door

A run of digit beeps heard from off screen tells the viewer someone is getting in, in a spy film, a stealth game or an audio drama.

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Imply a code being keyed in behind a door

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Häufig gestellte Fragen

What is a digit sound effect?
A digit sound effect is the cue heard when a single number is entered or changes: a keypad beep, an 8-bit blip, a counter ticking, a split-flap clack. Searchers want the sound of numbers going in or rolling over, more than a full keypad sequence.
Where can I get digit sounds for a video?
Describe the number moment on screen and generate the cue, which is quicker than trimming one beep out of a long keypad recording. 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 digit sound effect?
Name the input and the tone, then generate it. A prompt like "one digit pressed on an electronic keypad, a single short clean beep with a crisp plastic click" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can change the wording until it fits.
What is the difference between a digit beep, a counter roll and a split-flap clack?
A digit beep marks one number keyed in. A counter roll is an electronic run of ticks as a number climbs, and a split-flap clack is the mechanical clatter of printed flaps turning over on a board, so each suits a different kind of display.
Can I use these digit 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 digit sound not sit right in the edit?
The timing is usually off by a few frames. Each beep should land on the frame its digit appears, so cut one sound per digit and nudge them, and keep counter rolls exactly as long as the number takes to climb.