Next

A crisp button click, a swipe across a slide, a page turning over and a presenter clicker advancing the deck. Describe the forward cue your interface or video needs and Morphic generates it clean.

  • The exact click, swipe or page turn your next button or slide needs
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A fingertip about to press a plain rounded arrow button on a dark console, a thin ring of pale light spreading outward from the button

Next sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Forward button click

One dry snappy click with a soft upward tick, the plain next tap in an app or a menu.

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Swipe to next

A soft airy whoosh that ends in a light tick, for sliding a card or a screen to the side.

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Page turn forward

A dry rustling flip of one sheet that lands softly, for a book, a manual or a photo album.

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Skip forward blips

Two rising electronic blips, the second higher, for jumping ahead in a playlist or a tutorial.

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Presentation clicker

A hard plastic double click and a small spring return, the sound of a slide advancing.

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Right arrow key

A single clacky keystroke, bottoming out and springing back, for stepping forward by keyboard.

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Generate a next 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 next sound effect

Click through to the next step

A forward click on every step makes a tutorial or an app demo feel responsive, in a product video, a game menu or a course.

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Click through to the next step

Fill the gap between slides without music

A clicker and a soft swipe cover the silence between slides, in a webinar recording, a pitch video or a lecture.

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Fill the gap between slides without music

Set the tone of a gentle old interface

A page turn as each screen changes gives an app a bookish feel, in a storytelling game, a reading app or a title sequence.

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Set the tone of a gentle old interface

Suggest someone moving ahead off camera

A keystroke or click heard under a still shot hints the person is still working through the steps, in a screen recording or an animated explainer.

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Suggest someone moving ahead off camera

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FAQs

What is a next sound effect?
It is the small cue that confirms you have moved forward: a button click, a swipe, a page turn or a slide advancing. It is short, clean and often rises slightly at the end.
Where can I get next sounds for an app or a video?
Describe the forward gesture and generate it. The six sounds on this page each come from the prompt printed beside them, so you can start from one and change the material or the pitch.
How do I make a custom next sound effect?
Name the object being pressed or moved and the feel you want. A prompt like "a handheld presentation clicker pressed once with a small spring return" gives Morphic enough to work with.
What is the difference between a click, a swipe and a page turn?
A click is a sharp single transient, a swipe is a soft airy movement that ends in a tick, and a page turn is real paper rustling. Choose by what the screen actually does so the sound matches the motion.
Can I use these next sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Each cue is generated for you, so your interface does not share a click with other apps.
Why does my next sound feel annoying after a while?
A cue played on every step gets tiring when it is long or bright. Ask for a drier, quieter version and keep it under a few hundred milliseconds of audible attack.