Wipe

A smooth swipe whoosh on a cut, a damp cloth sweeping a table and a wiper blade squeaking across glass. Describe the wipe you need and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact wipe your scene needs, from a screen swipe to a damp cloth
  • Yours alone, not a stock whoosh already in a hundred other videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A pale cloth sweeping across a dark glass surface, leaving a wide clean arc of light in its path

Wipe sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Swipe whoosh

A fast airy sweep from left to right with a soft rising edge, the sound of a wipe transition on a cut.

Reverse swipe

A soft sweep that builds upward and ends on a crisp tick at the peak, for a wipe that lands on the new shot.

Cloth on a table

A damp cloth rubbing over a hard surface in three passes, squeaky and steady.

Wiper blade

A rubber blade squeaking out and back across dry glass, one slow pass each way.

Foggy window

A hand clearing a pane, a soft squeaky sweep of skin over wet glass.

Dust cloth

A quick papery shake of a cloth, then a dry brushing sweep along a shelf.

Generate a wipe sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a wipe sound effect

Slide into the next shot on a clean swipe

A swipe whoosh timed to the wipe carries the viewer across the cut in a slideshow, a social clip or a product reel.

Edit prompt
Slide into the next shot on a clean swipe

Fill a pause while someone tidies up

A cloth rubbing a counter gives a quiet kitchen scene something to hear without music, in a cooking video, a sitcom or a game.

Edit prompt
Fill a pause while someone tidies up

Show the morning with a cleared window

A hand on a foggy pane sets a cold start to the day, in a travel film, a drama or an animated short.

Edit prompt
Show the morning with a cleared window

Imply a mess just cleaned out of frame

A cloth dragged and flicked off screen suggests someone covering their tracks, in a mystery, a comedy or an audio drama.

Edit prompt
Imply a mess just cleaned out of frame

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FAQ

What is a wipe sound effect?
It is the sound of something sweeping across, either a transition that wipes one shot into the next or a cloth, hand or blade wiping a surface. The page covers both.
Where can I get wipe sounds for a video?
Describe the wipe and generate it. A swipe made for your cut length beats a stock whoosh that does not match, and every sound here lists its prompt.
How do I make a custom wipe sound effect?
State the type, then the motion. "A fast swipe transition whoosh from left to right with a soft rising edge" or "a damp cloth wiping a hard table, three passes" each give clear direction.
What is the difference between a wipe and a whoosh?
A whoosh is air passing at speed, while a wipe sweeps across a surface or an image. On a transition they overlap, so ask for a swipe if you want it to feel directional.
Can I use these wipe sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Each wipe is generated for your edit and not shared with other projects.
Why does my swipe whoosh not line up with the transition?
The peak of the sweep should fall on the midpoint of the wipe. Slide the clip so that the loudest part sits there, and ask for a quick fade if the tail runs past the new shot.