Celebrate the moment the last objective is done
A fanfare on the final hit gives a speedrun, a game trailer or a streamer clip its payoff beat on screen.
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Level Complete
A rising stage-clear fanfare, a drum roll into a cymbal crash, stars chiming one by one and a bonus tally counting up the coins. Describe how your stage ends and Morphic generates the cue clean.
- Describe the exact stage-clear cue your game needs
- Yours alone, not a stock fanfare already in a hundred other games
- Download clean audio and drop it straight into your build or edit
Level Complete sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Stage clear fanfare
Five rising synth notes landing on a bright chord, the classic payoff when a stage is cleared.
Drum roll finish
A snare roll building into a cymbal crash and a brass stab, for the final reveal of the score.
Stars awarded
Three star ratings landing one after another, each chime a step higher than the last.
Exit door unlock
A bolt clunks and a metal door grinds open, the exit finally available after the last objective.
Bonus coin tally
A rapid run of coin pings climbing in pitch, then one final ring as the bonus is totalled.
Results panel slide
A quick airy whoosh, a soft thud and a shimmer as the results screen slides into view.
Generate a level complete sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a level complete sound effect
Fill the pause while the score is counted
A coin tally runs under the results screen so the wait is never silent, in a mobile game, a recap video or a play-through.
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Show the stage is finished and the way ahead is open
The unlocking exit door marks the end of a level and a new path in a platformer, a puzzle app or an animated short.
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Hint that a rating is coming before the screen shows it
A drum roll builds anticipation for a result the viewer cannot see yet, in a quiz show, a game reveal or an audio story.
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FAQs
What is a level complete sound effect?
It is the cue a game plays when a stage is finished: a fanfare, a drum roll, rating stars or a coin tally. It marks the end of a run rather than a gain in character power.
Where can I get level complete sounds for a game?
Generate them from a plain description of the cue. Each clip on this page comes from the prompt printed beside it, so you can copy one and change the notes, the tone or the finish.
How do I make a custom stage clear jingle?
Name the instrument, the number of notes and how it ends, such as "five rising synth notes ending on a held major chord". Keep the prompt to one cue so the result stays tight.
What is the difference between level complete and level up?
Level complete closes a stage, so it resolves and ends. Level up rewards growth in a character, so it usually rises and feels open. Use both when a game has stages and progression.
Can I use these level complete sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. A generated cue is also yours alone, not a stock jingle other studios already shipped.
Why does my level complete sound feel flat?
Often the last hit is soft or the ending trails away. Ask for a crash or a held chord on the final note, and add a quick sparkle so the cue reads as a reward.