Rocks

A single fist-sized rock dropped on hard ground, two stones knocked together and a rockslide built from tumbling pieces are the sounds of stone. Describe the rock event and Morphic generates it.

  • Describe the exact rock sound your scene needs, from one dropped stone to a boulder crash
  • Yours alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A pile of rough grey boulders and loose stones on a dark ledge, a few small rocks mid-fall catching a hard side light

Rocks sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Rock drop

A sharp stony clack with a short skip and settle, one rock hitting hard ground.

Rocks knocked together

Two hard dry clacks with a grainy crunch, stones struck by hand.

Rockslide

Many stones tumbling downhill, a rising run of clatters and thuds that eases into last bounces.

Gravel pour

A hissing cascade of tiny stony ticks settling into a pile, gravel poured from a hand.

Pebble scatter

A handful of light skittering ticks across flat stone, pebbles tossed and stopping.

Boulder crash

One heavy cracking impact followed by a grinding crumble of fragments, a big rock hitting a cliff.

Generate a rocks 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 rocks sound effect

Punctuate the moment a rock hits the ground

A single hard clack on the frame of the drop gives an adventure clip, a game puzzle or an animated gag its impact.

Edit prompt
Punctuate the moment a rock hits the ground

Keep a quiet climbing scene from going silent

Pebbles skittering and gravel settling fill a still wall shot without music, in a documentary, a game level or a hiking vlog.

Edit prompt
Keep a quiet climbing scene from going silent

Put the viewer on a loose mountain slope

A rockslide building from small pieces sets a dangerous place in seconds, in a survival film, a game map or a trailer.

Edit prompt
Put the viewer on a loose mountain slope

Imply a cave in the viewer never sees

A boulder crash and a crumble from beyond the frame tells them the way back is blocked, in an adventure, a horror short or an audio drama.

Edit prompt
Imply a cave in the viewer never sees

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FAQs

What is a rocks sound effect?
It is the noise of stone being struck, dropped, poured or tumbling: clacks, crunches, clatters and thuds. It covers a single pebble through a landslide.
Where can I get rock sounds for a video?
Describe the size of the stone and what happens to it and generate it, instead of searching generic impact libraries. Each sound on this page came from the prompt printed with it.
How do I make a custom rockslide sound?
Prompt the parts rather than the name: "many small and medium rocks tumbling downhill, each stone a distinct knock". Add whether it eases out or ends with a crash.
What is the difference between gravel and boulders?
Gravel is a hiss of tiny ticks. Boulders are single heavy cracks with grinding. Size words in the prompt steer the model to the right scale.
Can I use these rock sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. A rockfall generated for your scene is unlikely to match a stock clip in another video.
Why does my rockslide sound like gravel?
The stones may be too small. Ask for medium rocks with distinct knocks and a heavy thud at the start, and keep the finish short so it does not blur into a hiss.