Hooray

A big cheered "hooray" for a win, a small happy one for a finished task and a flat, sarcastic one for a joke. Describe the hooray your clip needs and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Get the exact hooray, cheered, triumphant, relieved, tiny or sarcastic
  • Made for the unboxing where the lid lifts on a long-awaited parcel
  • A clean, isolated vocal take you download and drop right on the win
A burst of plain gold and red paper confetti and streamers caught mid-air in warm light against a pure black ground

Hooray sounds for video, games, and animation

Excited hooray

A bright, excited hooray for good news, a surprise gift or a goal, the classic happy cheer for videos and cartoons.

Sarcastic hooray

A flat, sarcastic hooray with "great" after it, for a job that just got worse, a rained-out day off or a bad surprise.

Triumphant hooray

A loud, triumphant hooray with "we won", for the end of a match, a finished race or a level boss going down.

Small hooray

A small, shy hooray said to yourself, for a tiny personal win like a finished task, a fixed bug or a working recipe.

Drawn-out hooray

A long, stretched hooray that rides across a celebration shot, for confetti, a group jump or a slow-motion win.

Relieved hooray

A breathless, relieved hooray with "finally", for a parcel that finally arrives, an exam passed or a long wait ending.

Generate a hooray 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 hooray sound effect

Celebrate the second the box opens

An excited hooray right as the lid comes off gives an unboxing its payoff, in a short video, a gift reveal or an animated scene.

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Celebrate the second the box opens

Fill the pause after a long wait ends

A relieved hooray carries the beat once the wait is over, with no music needed, in a vlog, a podcast story or a game cutscene.

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Fill the pause after a long wait ends

Set a winning, party mood on screen

A triumphant hooray over the final shot tells viewers the team made it, in a sports recap, a game victory screen or an animated finale.

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Set a winning, party mood on screen

Hint that the day just went wrong

A flat, sarcastic hooray over a still shot tells viewers something bad just happened off screen, in a sketch, a sitcom clip or a cartoon.

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Hint that the day just went wrong

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FAQs

What is a hooray sound effect?
It is a short cheered "hooray", the classic sound of celebration, used in videos, games and animation. The delivery changes the meaning: a loud one is a real win, a breathless one is relief, and a flat one is sarcasm.
Where can I get hooray sounds for a video?
Describe the hooray in a prompt, a full cheer for a win or a small one for a finished task, and Morphic generates the take with no sound board hunt. Each clip on this page was made from the prompt shown next to it, so start from one.
How do I make a custom hooray sound effect?
Write "Hooray" and add the delivery in a bracket at the start, such as [triumphant, shouting] or [sarcastic, flat]. Add a short line after it if the moment needs one, then generate it and adjust until the energy matches the picture.
What is the difference between an excited, a triumphant and a sarcastic hooray?
An excited hooray is bright and quick, a happy reaction to good news. A triumphant hooray is louder and shouted, the cheer at the end of a hard win. A sarcastic hooray is flat and slow, used when the news is actually bad.
Can I use these hooray 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 hooray feel off in the edit?
Usually the energy does not match the picture. A shouted hooray over a small moment feels forced, so pick a smaller delivery for small wins. Place it right on the payoff and pull any music down so the cheer comes through.