Whoa

The bright "whoa" at a big reveal, a long awed one at a view and a startled whoa when something flies past. Describe the whoa your scene needs and Morphic generates it as a clean vocal take.

  • Get the exact whoa, amazed, awed, startled or hyped, in one short take
  • Made for the stunt that clears the gap with an inch to spare
  • A clean vocal clip you download and place on the frame the jump lands
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Whoa sounds for reveals, games, and video

Amazed whoa

A bright, amazed whoa with a look at that, for a big reveal, a stunning view or an unboxing that delivers.

Drawn-out whoa

A long, awed whoa that hangs over a slow pan, for a huge landscape, a giant creature or a first look at a new world.

Startled whoa

A sharp, startled whoa for something flying past, a near miss or a sudden jolt in a game or an action short.

Easy now whoa

A calm, cautious whoa, easy there for steadying a nervous horse, a wobbling stack or a friend about to overreact.

Impressed whoa

A low, impressed whoa, nice for a clean trick, a skilful move or a build that turned out better than expected.

Hyped whoa

A loud, hyped whoa with a yes, for a clutch play, a landed stunt or the final second of a close win.

Generate a whoa sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a whoa sound effect

React the instant the stunt lands

A hyped whoa, yes right on the landing turns a stunt into a highlight, in a sports clip, a game replay or an animated action scene.

Edit prompt
React the instant the stunt lands

Fill a long reveal shot without music

A drawn-out whoa carries a slow pan across a huge view with no score, in a travel video, a game trailer or an animated opening.

Edit prompt
Fill a long reveal shot without music

Set a sense of wonder from the first frame

An amazed whoa, look at that at the start tells viewers something special is coming, in a vlog intro, a podcast teaser or a cartoon.

Edit prompt
Set a sense of wonder from the first frame

Hint at something huge just out of frame

A startled whoa over a shot that stays on the speaker suggests something big just rushed past off screen, in a short film, a game or an audio drama.

Edit prompt
Hint at something huge just out of frame

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FAQ

What is a whoa sound effect?
It is a short spoken "whoa" used as a reaction in videos, games, podcasts and animation. It marks surprise or awe at something big happening, and the delivery sets the reaction, from a startled jolt to a long, amazed whoa at a view.
Where can I get whoa sounds for a video?
Drone reveals and big views call for a long, awed whoa, and a near miss calls for a startled one, so prompt for the reaction and generate it. Every clip on this page was made from the prompt printed beside it, so you can start from one and skip the sound library.
How do I make a custom whoa sound effect?
Write "Whoa" and describe the delivery in a bracket at the start, such as [awed, drawn out] or [startled, sharp]. Keep the spelling plain, since stretched letters can make the voice repeat it, then generate it and place it on the reveal.
What is the difference between an amazed, a startled and a calming whoa?
An amazed whoa is bright and open, a reaction to something impressive. A startled whoa is short and sharp, a jolt at something sudden. A calming whoa is low and slow, used to steady a horse or a person, the older meaning of the word.
Can I use these whoa 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 whoa come in too early?
A reaction should follow its cause. Place the whoa a few frames after the stunt or reveal begins, trim the breath before the word so it hits clean, and drop the music for a beat so it is heard.