Snap a settings change to the tap
A toggle flip on the frame the switch moves makes an app demo feel responsive, in a product video, a game menu or an animated explainer.
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Change
A toggle flipping on and off, a slider ticking across its notches and a knob clicking from one setting to the next. Describe the change on screen and Morphic generates the sound clean.
- A toggle flip, a slider sweep or a knob turned a notch, exactly as described
- Tuned to the dark mode switch in your settings walkthrough
- Download each change cue clean, ready to land on the flip or the drag
Change sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Toggle on and off
Two hard plastic flicks with a gap, the basic sound of a setting switched on and back off in an app.
Slider notches
A run of small ticks climbing in pitch as a slider is dragged, for volume, brightness or any value being dialled up.
Dark mode switch
A short airy whoosh dropping in pitch and a low click, for a theme changing, lights dimming or a scene turning dark.
Rotary knob clicks
Firm detent clicks as a knob turns from one position to the next, for a mode dial, a camera setting or a control panel.
Rocker switch
One deep solid clunk as a wide rocker is pressed over, for a power setting, a machine mode or a control panel switched on.
Mode transition
A quick shimmering sweep from low to high, for a whole screen changing state, a mode switching or a layout morphing.
Generate a change sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a change sound effect
Keep a quiet settings tour moving
Slider ticks and knob clicks under each step of a walkthrough give a silent screen recording a pace, in tutorials, onboarding clips and podcast ads.
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Turn the lights down with one switch
A dark mode whoosh as the room dims sets an evening mood in one move, in an animated short, a cosy game scene or a smart home ad.
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Show a dial being turned out of shot
Knob clicks heard behind a character tell the audience a setting was changed without a close-up, in a thriller, a game cutscene or an audio drama.
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FAQs
What is a change sound effect?
When a setting moves, the interface answers with a small cue: a toggle flipping, a slider ticking along its track, a knob clicking to a new position. These change sounds tell the user the state is now different, which is why they are short and follow the direction of the move.
Where can I get change sounds for a video?
Describe the switch or slider and generate it. That takes less time than auditioning a pack of interface clicks, and the change cue is made for your product. 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 change sound effect?
Say what moves, how far and which way, then generate it. A prompt like "a slider dragged along a track, a quick run of small crisp ticks climbing in pitch" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can adjust the wording until it matches the motion.
What is the difference between a toggle, a slider and a knob sound?
A toggle is a single snap between two states, on or off. A slider is a run of ticks that follows a drag, and a knob is a set of firm detent clicks as it turns. Match the sound to the control on screen so the motion and the audio agree.
Can I use these change 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 change sound not sit right in the edit?
Usually the cue is longer than the motion. A toggle flips in a few frames, so trim the snap tight to the move, and let slider ticks run only while the handle travels. Pitch matters too: rising for on or up, falling for off or down.