Hi

The bright "hi" that opens a vlog, the shy one at a half-open door and the excited double hi when friends meet. Describe the hi your scene needs and Morphic generates it as a clean vocal take.

  • Get the exact hi, cheerful, shy, awkward or surprised, in one short take
  • Made for the first frame of a vlog, the wave right into the lens
  • A clean vocal clip you download and line up with the wave or the door opening
A hand giving a small wave from behind the edge of a half-open wooden door, warm light along the door edge against a black ground

Hi sounds for vlogs, games, and animation

Cheerful hi

A bright, upbeat hi for a vlog opener, a channel intro or a friendly character greeting the player in a game.

Shy little hi

A small, hushed hi for a shy character, a first meeting or an awkward moment at the door in a story game.

Excited hi

Two loud, excited hi shouts back to back, for friends spotting each other or a big reunion in a video or cartoon.

Awkward hi

A hesitant hi that trails into an um, for an awkward run-in, a bad first impression or a cringe comedy beat.

Warm greeting

A warm, friendly hi with a short line after it, for welcoming a podcast guest or a kind character in an animation.

Surprised hi

A startled, pleased hi followed by an oh wow, for an unexpected visitor, a surprise call or a fun reveal.

Generate a hi 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 hi sound effect

Greet viewers the moment the video starts

A cheerful hi on the first frame welcomes viewers straight in, in a vlog opener, a podcast intro or a game tutorial.

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Greet viewers the moment the video starts

Fill the pause when two characters meet

An awkward hi carries the silence of an uncomfortable run-in without music, in a comedy short, a story game or an animated scene.

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Fill the pause when two characters meet

Set a friendly, welcoming tone from the top

A warm greeting at the start of a podcast, an explainer or a game hub makes the audience feel welcome before anything else is said.

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Set a friendly, welcoming tone from the top

Hint at someone arriving off camera

A surprised hi over a shot of a door suggests a visitor has just walked in out of frame, in a sitcom sketch, an audio drama or a game cutscene.

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Hint at someone arriving off camera

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FAQs

What is a hi sound effect?
It is a short spoken "hi" used as a greeting in videos, games, podcasts and animation. It is quicker and more casual than a full hello, and the delivery sets the tone, from a bright vlog opener to a shy first meeting.
Where can I get hi sounds for a video?
Generate them from a prompt. Describing the hi you need takes less time than searching a sound library for one that fits. Every clip 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 hi sound effect?
Write "Hi" and add the delivery in a bracket at the start, such as [cheerful, bright] or [awkward, hesitant]. Repeat it for excitement or add a short phrase after it, then generate it and line it up with the wave or the entrance.
What is the difference between a cheerful, a shy and an awkward hi?
A cheerful hi is bright and confident, made for openers. A shy hi is small and hushed, a character who is nervous to speak. An awkward hi hesitates and trails off, the sound of someone who did not expect this meeting.
Can I use these hi 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 hi feel too early or too late in the edit?
A greeting reads as natural when it lands just after the visual cue, such as the door opening or the wave starting. Trim the breath before the word so it starts right on the cut, and dip the music for a moment so it is heard.