Gate

The long creak of a rusty iron gate swinging open, the ringing clang as it slams shut, and the clack of a latch dropping home. Describe the gate your scene needs and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Ask for a rusty creak, a latch clack or a steel gate rolling on its track
  • A gate creak made for the haunted driveway in your horror trailer
  • Download the gate clean with no wind or traffic behind it and lay it straight under the shot
A rusted wrought iron gate swinging toward camera under warm side light against a cold dark ground, flakes of rust falling from the hinge

Gate sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Rusty gate creaking open

A long high hinge creak and a metal groan, the go-to sound for an old estate, a graveyard or a horror entrance.

Iron gate clanging shut

A loud ringing clang and a rattling latch, the hard full stop when someone is shut in or shut out.

Latch lift and drop

A sharp clack and a short rattle as the latch is lifted and dropped, a small detail for arrivals and exits.

Garden gate on a spring

A wooden gate pushed open and bouncing back to a hollow bang, the friendly sound of a front path or a back garden.

Chain and padlock

Links dragged through the bars and a padlock snapped shut, for locking up at night or a scene where nobody gets out.

Sliding gate rolling

Wheels grinding along a track then a clank, a steady bed for a vehicle arriving at a yard or a secure entrance.

Generate a gate 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 gate sound effect

Trap a character with one slam

A ringing clang on the frame the gate shuts makes the moment of no escape land, in a thriller, an animation or a horror game.

Edit prompt
Trap a character with one slam

Fill the slow drive up to the entrance

A sliding gate rolling open carries a long arrival shot with no music or dialogue, in video, a game cutscene or a podcast story.

Edit prompt
Fill the slow drive up to the entrance

Set up a quiet house at the end of a garden path

A wooden gate bouncing on its spring tells the audience they are arriving somewhere homely, in film, animation or a cosy game.

Edit prompt
Set up a quiet house at the end of a garden path

Let the audience know the way out is now locked

A chain and padlock heard from off screen says someone has sealed the exit, without showing who, in a film, a game level or audio drama.

Edit prompt
Let the audience know the way out is now locked

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FAQs

What is a gate sound effect?
It is a recording of an outdoor gate in use: hinges creaking, a gate clanging shut, a latch clacking, a chain and padlock, or a sliding gate rolling on its track. The material matters most, because iron rings, steel grinds and wood knocks.
Where can I get gate sounds for a video?
Generate them on Morphic. You describe the gate in your shot and get that take, so the material and action match the picture. 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 gate sound effect?
Describe the gate material, its age and what it does, then generate it. A prompt like "a heavy iron gate swung shut, a loud metal clang and a rattling latch" gives Morphic enough to work with, and you can adjust the wording until it fits the shot.
What is the difference between a gate creak, a gate clang and a door creak?
A gate creak comes from big exposed hinges on an outdoor frame, so it is long, high and metallic. A gate clang is the bars ringing when it slams. A door creak is shorter, more wooden and roomier, so if your gate sounds like a door, ask for iron bars and rusty hinges.
Can I use these gate 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 gate sound not sit right in the edit?
Usually the creak is longer or shorter than the swing on screen. Cut the sound so the creak follows the gate moving and the clang lands as it meets the post. Gates are outside, so generate it dry and add a touch of open space in your edit if the shot is wide.