Squelch

A boot pulled from thick mud with a final pop, a hand sinking into slime and a soaked sneaker pressing out water. Describe the wet, sticky sound in your scene and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact mud, slime or wet step your scene needs
  • Yours alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A rubber boot half sunk in glistening brown mud, a slow ring of wet ripples spreading outward in soft overcast light

Squelch sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Boot out of mud

A heavy wet suck and a final pop as a boot is pulled loose from thick mud.

Mud footsteps

Three slow sinking steps, each a wet squelch, for a trudge through a field.

Hand in slime

Sticky wet presses and stretchy drips, for a creature scene or a messy science set.

Soaked sneaker

Trapped water forced out with each step, a comic squelch on hard tile.

Bubbling mud

Slow gloopy burps and wet pops as a stick stirs a thick pit.

Wet clay

Thick squelching folds as a fistful of clay is squeezed and shaped.

Generate a squelch sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a squelch sound effect

Punctuate a trudge through a muddy field

Boot squelches land each step on a cut, in a war film, a farm documentary or an adventure game.

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Punctuate a trudge through a muddy field

Fill a silent swamp shot without music

Bubbling mud keeps a still marsh shot alive, in a fantasy scene, a nature film or a survival game.

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Fill a silent swamp shot without music

Get a laugh from a drenched arrival

A soaked sneaker squelch as someone enters tells the viewer they are wet through, in a sitcom, a cartoon or a rain-soaked short.

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Get a laugh from a drenched arrival

Imply something sticky is happening off screen

A hand in slime beyond the door tells the viewer something grim without a reveal, for a horror short, an audio drama or a science-lab game.

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Imply something sticky is happening off screen

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FAQ

What is a squelch sound effect?
It is a wet, sucking noise made when something presses into or out of a thick liquid or paste: mud, slime or a soaked shoe. The suck and the release are what make it a squelch.
Where can I get squelch sounds for a video?
Describe the material and the movement, then generate it. A library rarely matches the mud you need, and each sound here shows the prompt it came from.
How do I make a custom squelch sound effect?
Name the material, what moves through it, and how thick it is, for example "three slow footsteps in soft mud, each a wet sinking squelch". Change the material to alter the stickiness.
What is the difference between a squelch and a splash?
A squelch is thick and sticky, with suction and a pop at the end. A splash is thin water thrown outward. Mud and slime squelch, and puddles splash.
Can I use these squelch sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Because each squelch is generated for you, it will not match the mud in another trailer.
Why does my squelch sound too watery?
If the mud sounds thin, ask for something thicker with a slower release and a clearer suction pop. Fewer droplets and a heavier foot help it read as mud.