Make the star blow on the exact frame
One supernova boom on the flash gives a space documentary, a strategy game or an animated short its biggest moment.
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Galaxy
Galaxy pulsar clicks ticking out of the dark, a supernova boom and a black hole pulling everything down in pitch. Describe the corner of space you need and Morphic generates it, from a vast hum to a comet streak.
- Pulsar clicks, a supernova boom or a nebula drift, generated as you describe it
- Scored for your camera drifting past a spiral arm into a field of stars
- Lay it under a title, a star map or a space level, isolated and ready to download
Galaxy sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Deep space hum
A vast low drone with a slow swell, the bed under a star field, a galaxy map or an opening title in space.
Pulsar beeps
Sharp rhythmic clicks and electronic beeps, for a signal from a dead star, a probe scan or a science explainer.
Supernova boom
A deep boom swelling into a rolling rush of energy, the big moment when a star explodes in a film or a game.
Nebula drift
Layered airy washes slowly rising and falling, for a camera gliding through coloured gas clouds or a calm menu.
Black hole pull
A rumbling whoosh spiralling down in pitch, for a ship caught by gravity, an event horizon or a level boss arena.
Comet streak
A long whoosh with a crackling sparkle tail that rises and fades, for a comet crossing the sky or a fast star pass.
Generate a galaxy sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a galaxy sound effect
Fill a slow flight through the stars
A deep space hum under a long drift past distant stars keeps a title sequence, a meditation video or a podcast intro full.
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Put the audience far out among the nebulae
A nebula drift under the opening shot says this is deep space far from any planet, in games, animation and audio drama.
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Hint at something huge pulling the ship in
A black hole pull rising from off screen warns of gravity the viewer cannot see yet, useful in sci-fi film, games and radio plays.
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FAQs
What is a galaxy sound effect?
Space carries no sound, so galaxy sounds are designed audio for cosmic objects: a deep space hum, pulsar clicks, a supernova boom, a drifting nebula, a black hole pull or a comet streak. They give star fields and space scenes a sense of scale and motion.
Where can I get galaxy sounds for a video?
Request the cosmic sound from Morphic in a short prompt and generate it. You get the drone or boom your scene needs without scrolling a stock library. Every sound on this page was made from the prompt printed beside it, so you can begin from one.
How do I make a custom galaxy sound effect?
Choose the cosmic object, its texture and how the pitch moves, then generate it. A prompt like "a black hole pulling matter in, a deep rumbling whoosh spiralling downward in pitch" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can adjust the wording until it fits the shot.
What is the difference between a space hum, a pulsar and a supernova sound?
A space hum is a steady low drone that fills empty space. A pulsar is a rhythmic ticking signal, closer to a radio pulse. A supernova is a single huge event, a boom and a rush, so it belongs on a specific frame.
Can I use these galaxy 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 galaxy sound not sit right in the edit?
Space drones often carry too much low end and swamp narration. Cut some bass under voiceover and bring it back between lines. For moving shots, pick a sound with a slow swell so it rises and falls with the camera.