Key

A metal key sliding into a lock and turning with a solid clunk, a stiff key jiggling and an iron skeleton key grinding round. Describe the key you need and Morphic generates it, from a clean turn to the wrong key.

  • Key slides, turns, jiggles or the wrong key, the exact lock moment you ask for
  • Turned for your front door at the end of a long night shift
  • A dry, isolated take that cuts right onto an insert of a hand at the lock
A brass key half turned in a plain metal door lock under one warm light from above, fine dust drifting off the keyhole

Key sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Key insert and turn

A scraping slide, pin clicks and a solid latch clunk, the full opening of any locked door in a film or a game.

Key slides in

A slow gritty scrape over each pin, for the tense moment a character eases a key in so nobody hears.

Stiff key jiggle

Scraping and rattling as an old key is twisted back and forth, then a click, for a lock that will not give.

Iron skeleton key

A deep grinding scrape and a heavy bolt clunk, for castle doors, old chests, dungeons and period dramas.

Wrong key

A key pushed in, a hard stop and a rattle, twice, for a frantic escape or a stranger trying the wrong door.

Key pulled out

A quick metal scrape and a light rattle of the ring, the last sound of locking up before a character walks off.

Generate a key sound from a prompt

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Ways to use a key sound effect

Make the lock click as the door gives way

One insert and turn on the frame the hand twists lands the moment, in a thriller, an escape-room game or an animated short.

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Make the lock click as the door gives way

Stretch a tense doorway moment without music

A stiff key jiggle under a held shot keeps the pressure on while the character fights the lock, in video, games and audio drama.

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Stretch a tense doorway moment without music

Place the story in an old stone castle

An iron skeleton key grinding round under the opening shot says heavy doors and old locks, in period film, RPGs and podcasts.

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Place the story in an old stone castle

Let someone come home without showing them

A key sliding in from off screen tells the audience someone is at the door, useful in drama, horror games and radio plays.

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Let someone come home without showing them

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よくある質問

What is a key sound effect?
A key sound is a single key working a lock: sliding into the cylinder, turning, sticking, or being pulled back out. It is different from jingling keys, which is a whole bunch shaking, because here you hear the metal scraping over pins and the bolt moving.
Where can I get key sounds for a video?
Describe the key and the lock on Morphic and generate the sound. It beats searching a stock library, and the slide, turn or jiggle you get matches your insert shot. Every sound on this page was made from the prompt printed beside it.
How do I make a custom key sound effect?
Name the key, the lock and the action, then generate it. A prompt like "a heavy iron skeleton key turning in an old lock, a deep grinding scrape and a loud clunk" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can adjust the wording until it fits the shot.
What is the difference between a key turn, a lock click and jingling keys?
A key turn is the key itself scraping in and rotating, heard as a slide and a clunk. A lock click is the mechanism snapping shut on its own. Jingling keys is a bunch shaking on a ring, which tells you someone is carrying keys and has not reached the lock yet.
Can I use these key 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 key sound not sit right in the edit?
The turn usually lands a few frames off the hand. Line the clunk up with the twist of the wrist, then let the slide start just before it. If the shot is wide, lower the level so the key does not sound closer than the camera.