Chicken sound effects

Contented clucking, the egg-laying cackle, panicked squawks, and a rooster at dawn. Describe the yard your scene needs and Morphic builds it.

  • Ask for one bird or a full yard, and how close it sits
  • A yard built for your scene, not a shared farm recording
  • Clean audio that drops under a rural bed
A speckled hen close in profile on straw, one eye to the lens, warm barn light from the side

Chicken sounds for film, games, and animation

Contented clucking

0:05

Low rounded burbling at an unhurried, irregular rate. Undramatic, which is exactly why it makes a yard feel inhabited rather than staged.

Egg cackle

0:04

A rapid climb of sharp notes that breaks off at the top. Hens do this after laying, so it reads as an event rather than as background.

Rooster crow

0:03

Bright, strident, and breaking on the final note. It says morning with no sunrise shot, and it cuts through anything already in the mix.

Alarmed squawk

0:03

Harsh, clipped cries with a scraping edge. It turns a calm yard into a problem in about two seconds, with nothing on screen.

Flock in a yard

0:06

Several hens at different distances clucking over each other. The uneven spacing is what stops it sounding like one bird repeated.

Scratching in straw

0:05

Feet raking dry straw with a soft peck between. Movement rather than voice, and the detail that makes a coop feel real.

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Ways to use chicken sound effects

Punctuate a cut with a rooster

A crow has a hard break at the end and lands where you put it. It reads as morning and as countryside in the same two seconds.

프롬프트 편집
Punctuate a cut with a rooster

Let soft clucking hold a still yard

Low burbling gives a static frame something to rest on and stays clear of dialogue. It suits a game level as much as live action.

프롬프트 편집
Let soft clucking hold a still yard

Say this is a working smallholding

Scratching in straw and a flock at uneven distances place a scene in a real yard rather than a decorative one. The movement carries it.

프롬프트 편집
Say this is a working smallholding

Show something getting into the coop

Panicked squawks tell the audience a predator is there, in a shot that never leaves the house. The whole event happens off screen.

프롬프트 편집
Show something getting into the coop

간단한 가격

오늘 무료로 시작하고 언제든지 업그레이드하거나 취소할 수 있습니다.

Basic

$9/
청구 금액 $0

900 월간 크레딧

1 명 전용

모든 모델

워크플로

Standard

$24/
청구 금액 $0

3200 월간 크레딧

1 명 전용

모든 모델

워크플로

Pro

$45/
청구 금액 $0

6200 공유 월간 크레딧

1 사용자

+ 최대 4 명 추가 비용으로 추가 가능

모든 모델

워크플로

Pro Max

$170/
청구 금액 $0

24000 공유 월간 크레딧

1 사용자

+ 최대 9 명 추가 비용으로 추가 가능

모든 모델

워크플로

Enterprise

더 높은 제한

사용자 정의

가격 및 청구 조건

대용량 크레딧
맞춤형 시트 제한
모든 모델
워크플로
Pricing Gradient

Free

가볍게 사용해보기

$0

영구 무료

최대 20 크레딧
1명 전용
일부 모델
워크플로

자주 묻는 질문

What sounds do chickens make?
Hens cluck, burble, cackle and squawk, and roosters crow. Contented clucking is a low irregular burble, the egg cackle is a rapid rising series after laying, and a squawk is a harsh alarm. Each reads very differently against picture.
How do I build a farmyard rather than one bird?
Ask for several hens at different distances calling at an uneven, irregular rate, and add scratching in straw. The movement matters as much as the voices, and irregular spacing is what stops a flock sounding like one bird repeated.
When should I use a rooster crow?
When you want an event rather than a place. A crow is a punctuation mark that says morning and countryside at once, whereas clucking is background that makes a location feel inhabited. Using a crow as a bed is the most common mistake.
What is the egg cackle?
The loud rising series of notes a hen produces after laying. It reads as something having just happened, which makes it useful when a scene needs a small event in a yard without anything visible changing.
Can chicken sounds play under dialogue?
Soft clucking can, because it is low and irregular enough to sit underneath speech. Squawks and crows cannot: both have sharp transients in the same range as a voice and will cut straight across a line.
Can I use these chicken sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Because each one is generated rather than pulled from a shared catalogue, you also avoid the clip turning up in someone else's farm scene.