Slash

A fast blade swish, a slice through cloth, a heavy chop into wood and a bright scrape off armor. Describe the cut and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact slash your scene needs
  • Yours alone, not a stock swish already in a hundred other videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A curved steel blade frozen mid-swing against a matte black ground, a thin streak of light trailing behind its edge

Slash sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Blade swish

A thin fast whistle of a blade through air that rises sharply and cuts off.

Cloth slash

A quick swish and a sharp rip of tearing fabric.

Soft target hit

A fast swish ending in a dull wet thud, short and not graphic.

Triple swish

Three thin whips of air with a tiny pause between each.

Heavy chop

A slow wind-up swoosh and a hard chop into a wooden post.

Armor scrape

A swish, a sharp scraping ring and a bright ping.

Generate a slash 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 slash sound effect

Punch up a swing with a swish

A fast swish on the swing gives a hit its speed, in an action game, a martial arts clip or an animated duel.

Edit prompt
Punch up a swing with a swish

Fill a quiet fight with a triple swish

A rapid burst of swishes keeps a silent practice scene moving without music, in a training montage or a dojo level.

Edit prompt
Fill a quiet fight with a triple swish

Set a battle with a blade scrape

A scrape off armor tells the viewer a fight has begun, in a medieval film, a fantasy game or a stage battle.

Edit prompt
Set a battle with a blade scrape

Imply a cut the camera never shows

A cloth rip off screen tells the viewer a blade struck, in a thriller, a horror short or an audio drama.

Edit prompt
Imply a cut the camera never shows

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FAQs

What is a slash sound effect?
It is the sound of a blade cutting through air, then hitting something: a swish, a rip or a thud. It conveys speed and force.
Where can I get slash sounds for a game?
Describe the blade and the target and generate it. That is quicker than combing through sword packs, and each cue here came from the prompt printed beside it.
How do I make a custom slash sound effect?
Name the blade, the target and the count. A prompt such as "three fast blade swishes in a row, each a thin whip of air" gives Morphic the rhythm, and you can change it to suit the fight.
What is the difference between a swish and a slash hit?
A swish is air only, thin and rising, so it shows the swing. A hit adds an impact on a target, such as cloth, wood or armor. Layer the swish before the hit for realism.
Can I use these slash sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. The prompts name no weapon brand or franchise, so the cues are generic.
Why does my slash sound weak in the edit?
A slash needs a sharp start and a clean cut-off. Line the swish up a few frames before the hit and ask for a thin, fast sound so it does not smear.