Shocked

A sharp gasp when the news lands, a stunned whisper, a short startled cry and a slow breath out in disbelief. Describe the shocked reaction your scene needs and Morphic generates it as a clean vocal take.

  • Describe the exact shocked reaction your scene needs, a gasp, a whisper or a cry
  • Voiced for the moment a character hears the thing they never expected
  • A clean vocal take you download and drop on the frame the news breaks
A pair of wide open eyes lit by one cold blue light from the side, the rest of the face lost in black shadow

Shocked sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Sharp gasp

A fast, sharp intake of breath and a short ah, the first beat of shock when something terrible is revealed.

Stunned whisper

A breathless, barely voiced whisper, a person too shocked to speak at full volume, for a reveal or a betrayal.

Startled scream

A short, high startled cry cut off quickly, for a jump scare, a sudden fall or a surprise in a horror clip.

Small yelp

A small high yelp of surprise, light and quick, for a harmless shock like a prank, a sudden noise or a clumsy bump.

Disbelieving oh no

A low, sinking oh no as the realisation hits, for bad news, a ruined plan or a mistake that cannot be undone.

Stunned exhale

A slow breath out through the mouth and a quiet wow, the stunned silence after something enormous has happened.

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Ways to use a shocked sound effect

React to the news the moment it lands

A sharp gasp cut to the reveal frame tells the viewer how big the news is, in a drama, a game cutscene, a reaction video or an animated series.

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React to the news the moment it lands

Fill a pause after a big reveal without music

A slow stunned exhale holds the silence after the twist, in a mystery film, a visual novel or a podcast dramatisation.

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Fill a pause after a big reveal without music

Show a character realises the plan has failed

A low oh no as the camera pushes in tells the viewer the mistake has landed, in a heist story, a school play or a comedy sketch.

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Show a character realises the plan has failed

Let the audience hear a shock off screen

A short scream from beyond the door suggests something happened without showing it, in a horror game, an audio drama or a trailer.

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Let the audience hear a shock off screen

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Preguntas frecuentes

What is a shocked sound effect?
It is a human reaction to something unexpected: a gasp, a stunned whisper, a startled cry or a slow exhale. The sound is the shock itself, not the event that caused it.
Where can I get shocked sounds for a video?
Describe the reaction you want and generate a vocal take for your scene. Every voice on this page was made from the line beside it, so you can copy one and rewrite the words.
How do I make a custom shocked sound?
Put the reaction in square brackets, such as a sharp gasp or a stunned whisper, then write the words after it. A line like "[low, disbelieving] Oh no..." tells Morphic both the delivery and the line.
What is the difference between a gasp and a startled scream?
A gasp is breath, an in-drawn sound with almost no pitch. A startled scream is voiced and high, and it usually ends fast, so it suits a jump scare more than a reveal.
Can I use these shocked sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. They are generated voices, so the take is yours.
Why does my shocked reaction sound too theatrical?
Big words push the delivery toward acting. Use a smaller bracket such as stunned or breathless, keep the line to one or two words, and trim the clip tight in your edit.