Catch

A catch as a baseball pops into a leather glove, a basketball slapping into bare palms and keys caught midair. Describe the catch you need and Morphic generates it, from a chest catch to an arcade claw closing.

  • Glove pops, palm slaps or keys caught midair, the exact catch you describe
  • Caught for your backyard game of catch between a father and his son
  • Snaps onto the frame the ball hits the hands, isolated and ready to download
A baseball landing in a leather glove under one warm light from above, dust puffing off the pocket at the moment of the catch

Catch sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Glove catch

A deep leather pop and a creak as the fingers close, for baseball practice, a dugout scene or a game of catch.

Ball into palms

A sharp slap of rubber on bare hands, for a basketball pass, a chest pass drill or a playground catch.

Keys caught midair

A short jingle and a tight clench, for the cool toss of car keys, a thrown spare key or a handover.

Football chest catch

A hollow thump of leather on padding and a firm grip, for a reception in American football or a pass in a game.

Landing net scoop

A wet splash, mesh swishing and a fish flapping in the net, for fishing videos, river scenes and fishing games.

Claw machine grab

A motor whir, the claw clacking shut and a ratchet lift, for an arcade scene, a prize win or a near miss.

Generate a catch 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 catch sound effect

Make the ball land in the glove on cue

One glove pop on the frame the ball arrives gives a throw its payoff, in a sports film, a baseball game or an animated short.

Edit prompt
Make the ball land in the glove on cue

Keep a quiet game of catch going with no music

Palm slaps traded back and forth under a long shot carry a calm backyard scene, a training video or a podcast story.

Edit prompt
Keep a quiet game of catch going with no music

Put the audience at the riverbank with a rod

A landing net scoop under the opening shot tells viewers this is a fishing trip, in outdoor video, fishing games and audio drama.

Edit prompt
Put the audience at the riverbank with a rod

Have the keys caught by someone out of frame

Keys caught midair off screen tell the audience the toss landed without cutting to it, useful in comedy, heist games and radio plays.

Edit prompt
Have the keys caught by someone out of frame

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FAQs

What is a catch sound effect?
A catch sound is the moment something flying is stopped and held: a baseball into a glove, a ball slapping into palms, keys caught in a fist, a fish in a net or an arcade claw closing. The sound is the contact plus the grip, so the audience knows the catch held.
Where can I get catch sounds for a video?
Tell Morphic what is caught and how, and generate it. You get the glove pop or palm slap your shot needs without digging through stock clips. Every sound on this page was made from the prompt printed beside it, so start from one and change it.
How do I make a custom catch sound effect?
Say what is caught, the catching surface and the grip, then generate it. A prompt like "a basketball caught in two bare hands, a loud sharp slap of rubber on palms" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can adjust the wording until it fits the shot.
What is the difference between a glove catch, a bare hand catch and a net catch?
A glove catch is a deep leather pop with a creak, padded and round. A bare hand catch is a sharper slap of skin on the ball. A net catch is softer and longer, a swish and stretch of mesh, often with water if it is a fish.
Can I use these catch 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 catch sound not sit right in the edit?
The pop is often a frame early, before the ball reaches the hands. Put the impact on the first frame of contact and let the grip creak play just after. In wide shots, lower the level so the catch matches the camera distance.