Blast

A crackling energy blast leaving a hand, a deep cinematic hit that shakes the floor and a wall of air punching outward. Describe the blast your scene needs and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Energy blasts, air blasts, blaster shots and big cinematic hits, as described
  • A blast shaped for your superhero strike or the hit on a trailer title
  • Isolated blasts with clean tails, ready to stack on a hit, a cut or a spell
A ring of blue-white energy bursting outward with sparks and dust under warm side light against a black ground

Blast sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Energy blast

A charged crackling burst fired from a hand or a weapon, for a superhero strike, a spell or a sci-fi duel.

Cinematic blast hit

A deep boom with a sub drop and a dusty tail, for a title slam, a trailer cut or the end of a big sequence.

Air blast

A pressurised wall of air thumping outward, for a shockwave, a door blown off its hinges or a force push.

Two blaster shots

Two quick sci-fi laser shots with a short gap, for a space battle, a robot firing or a toy gun in a cartoon.

Fireball blast

A fireball launched with a roar and bursting on impact, for a wizard duel, a dragon attack or a fantasy boss.

Blast with debris

A short concussive blast followed by grit and stones raining down, for a breach, a demolition or a cave-in.

Generate a blast sound from a prompt

Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.

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Ways to use a blast sound effect

Make the hero strike land hard

One energy blast on the frame the hand fires gives the strike its weight, in an action short, a fighting game or an animated series.

Edit prompt
Make the hero strike land hard

Hold the aftermath without music

Debris raining after a blast carries the long silent shot of dust settling, in a war drama, a disaster game or a documentary.

Edit prompt
Hold the aftermath without music

Open a trailer with one massive hit

A cinematic blast hit on the title card sets the scale before any footage plays, in film trailers, game reveals and podcast intros.

Edit prompt
Open a trailer with one massive hit

Suggest a breach on the other side

An air blast thumping through a wall tells the audience the team got in without showing the door, in thrillers, games and audio drama.

Edit prompt
Suggest a breach on the other side

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FAQs

What is a blast sound effect?
A blast sound effect is a short, punchy burst of released energy: an energy blast, an air blast, a blaster shot or a cinematic hit. It is tighter than a full explosion, so it lands on one frame and gets out of the way.
Where can I get blast sounds for a video?
Generate them on Morphic. Writing down the blast you want is quicker than searching a stock library, and every sound on this page was made from the prompt printed beside it, so you can start from one and adjust it.
How do I make a custom blast sound effect?
Describe the source, the size and the tail, then generate it. A prompt like "a powerful air blast, one deep hollow whump of pressure followed by a fast rushing gust" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can make it heavier or brighter.
What is the difference between a blast, an explosion and a burst?
A blast is a short, punchy release with a quick tail, ideal for strikes and hits. An explosion is bigger and longer, with fire, a rolling boom and debris. A burst is smaller still, like a balloon or a pipe giving way.
Can I use these blast 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 blast sound not sit right in the edit?
Usually the blast lacks low end or its tail runs over the next shot. Add a little sub under the hit so it feels physical, and trim the tail at the cut. Keep the transient sharp: a blurred attack makes a blast sound distant.