Success flourish
A short bright multi-note chime for a completed action, a sent message, or a finished task.
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Sound effects for apps
An app's sounds are tiny and easy to overlook, yet a good tap or notify makes the product feel finished. Morphic generates UI chimes, taps, alerts, and success cues from a plain description, so you can design a coherent sound set without a studio. You choose where each one fires and keep them short and unobtrusive.
How it works
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Generate the cue
Describe the sound, such as a short three-note success chime or a soft single tap, and Morphic creates an original effect from that text. Ask for it short and clean so it does not intrude.
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Wire it into the UI
Add the file to your project and trigger it on the event, the send, the confirm, or the incoming notification. Keep the level low and respect the device silent switch.
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Test and ship
Try the cues on a real phone at low volume, confirm they are consistent across the app, and include them in your build.
Sounds your app can run on
Four short cues covering notification, confirmation, action, and playful feedback.
Notification alert
A soft attention tone with a gentle tail for an incoming message or an alert banner.
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Action launch
A quick light cue for starting a process, opening a panel, or launching a feature.
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Playful ratchet
A light textured cue for a fun moment, a reward reveal, or a celebratory micro-interaction.
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What it handles, and what to check
Morphic makes the cues; keeping them short, quiet, and consistent is your design job.
What Morphic handles well
- Short UI cues like taps, confirms, and success chimes from a text description
- Notification and alert tones with a controlled, gentle tail
- Playful reward and celebration cues for delightful moments
- Variations so you can pick the cleanest, most neutral take
Where you still want your own ear
- Keeping every cue short and quiet so it never annoys on repeat
- A consistent tonal family across the whole interface
- Respecting the device silent switch and accessibility settings
- Restraint, since a sound on every action quickly grates
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Preguntas frecuentes
Can I make app notification sounds on Morphic?
Yes. Describe the alert or chime you want, kept short and gentle, and Morphic generates an original notification sound from that text for your app.
How long should a UI sound be?
Very short, often well under a second, so it confirms an action without getting in the way. Ask Morphic for a brief clean take and trim it tight.
Can I build a consistent sound set for my app?
Yes. Generate each cue from related prompts so taps, confirms, and alerts share a tone, then pick the takes that sit together as a family.
Are the sounds mine to ship in a released app?
On paid plans the effects you generate are yours to use commercially, including in a shipped app. Check the current terms for your plan.
Should every action have a sound?
No. Reserve audio for meaningful moments like success, error, and notification, and respect the silent switch. Too many cues make the app feel noisy.
Do I need a separate tool for other audio?
No. One Morphic workspace covers sound effects, music, and voiceover, so onboarding narration and UI cues can come from the same place.