Email

A two-tone chime as a new email arrives, a whoosh as one is sent and the springy boing of a message bounced back. Describe the inbox moment and Morphic generates the email sound clean.

  • A new email chime, a send whoosh or a bounce, made from your description
  • Made for the inbox filling up on a Monday in your office comedy
  • Download clean inbox cues, ready to drop on each message as it lands
A plain folded paper envelope tumbling through warm light, its flap lifting open

Email sounds for games, animation, and video edits

New email alert

A bright two-tone chime with a short ring, the cue for a fresh message landing in an inbox on a laptop or a phone.

Email sent whoosh

A fast airy whoosh flying away to nothing, for an email leaving the outbox, a send button pressed or a reply fired off.

Inbox flood

Short pings piling over each other at uneven gaps, for a full inbox after a holiday, a busy launch day or spam.

Email bounce

A springy boing and a flat low tone, for an email that failed to deliver, a wrong address or a full mailbox.

Envelope opened

A crisp tear and a sheet sliding out with a rustle, for a real letter opened, a printed email or a reveal on paper.

Email to trash

A crumpling scrunch and a hollow plop into a bin, for an email deleted, junk mail cleared or a draft thrown away.

Generate an email sound from a prompt

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

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Ways to use an email sound effect

Hit the moment the reply finally arrives

A new email chime on the frame the message lands gives a waiting scene its release, in a drama, an office comedy or an animated short.

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Hit the moment the reply finally arrives

Keep a remote work montage moving

Send whooshes and chimes under quick cuts of a busy workday keep a silent sequence lively, in a vlog, an explainer or a podcast ad.

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Keep a remote work montage moving

Make a Monday inbox feel overwhelming

An inbox flood over a weary character sets the mood of the working week at once, in a sitcom, an animated ad or an audio sketch.

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Make a Monday inbox feel overwhelming

Show an email failing without a close-up

A bounce heard as a character leaves the desk tells the audience the message never arrived, in a thriller, a romance short or an audio drama.

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Show an email failing without a close-up

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FAQs

What is an email sound effect?
An inbox makes a small set of email sounds: a chime when a new message arrives, a whoosh when one is sent, a bounce when it fails and a scrunch when it goes in the trash. Some edits also use real paper sounds, an envelope torn open, to show mail in a physical way.
Where can I get email sounds for a video?
Generate the exact chime or whoosh from a description. That saves combing through alert packs for something close, and the cue is made for your inbox scene. 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 email sound effect?
Describe the inbox event and the tone, then generate it. A prompt like "an email bounced back, a springy rubbery boing followed by a flat low error tone" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can change the wording until it fits the shot.
What is the difference between an email sound, a text message alert and a send sound?
An email sound belongs to an inbox, so it covers arriving, sending, bouncing and deleting mail. A text message alert is a short phone ping for a message, and a send sound is any cue for something leaving. Choose email sounds when a desk or an inbox is on screen.
Can I use these email 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 email sound not sit right in the edit?
Inbox chimes usually sit too bright against a calm office scene. Lower them, pick the shorter tone and place it on the frame the message appears. For a flood, let the pings thin out as the shot ends so the sound does not stop abruptly.