Mock a bad idea with a flat reaction
Three dry claps after a failed plan land the joke in a comedy sketch, an animated short or a gaming highlight with no line of dialogue.
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Slow clap
One person clapping slowly, a second pair of hands joining and then the whole room swelling into applause, plus a flat sarcastic three. Describe how many hands and how fast, and Morphic generates it clean.
- Describe the exact clap your scene needs, from one slow pair of hands to a full swell
- Built for your scene alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
- Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
Slow clap sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Lone slow clap
Three widely spaced claps from one pair of hands, for a quiet moment of respect or a pointed silence after a speech.
Second clapper joins
Two sets of hands slightly out of step, for the instant someone else decides to join in.
Group builds
Claps multiplying and tightening as people join, for the turn from doubt to approval.
Full applause swell
A dense wall of hands, for the payoff after a win, a performance or a big reveal.
Sarcastic three
Three flat, evenly spaced claps, for a mocking reaction after a failed plan or a bad excuse.
Applause fades out
Dense clapping thinning to a few last claps, for a scene easing back into quiet.
Generate a slow clap sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a slow clap sound effect
Fill the silence after a speech
A lone clap, then a second, gives the pause after a speech somewhere to go with no music, in a short film, a stage recording or a game cutscene.
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Mark a triumph in front of a crowd
A building swell sets the scene as a victory in an arena, a talent stage or a graduation montage before anyone says a word.
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Hint at a crowd the viewer never sees
Fading applause behind a closed door tells the audience a performance just ended, in a backstage drama, a radio play or a game level.
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FAQs
What is a slow clap sound effect?
It is applause that starts as a single deliberate clap with long gaps and may grow into a crowd. It can mean sincere respect or heavy sarcasm depending on the speed and how many people join.
Where can I get slow clap sounds for a video?
Describe how many hands and how the pace changes, then generate it. That beats searching a library for the one clip that happens to build the way your scene does, and each sound here comes from the prompt beside it.
How do I make a custom slow clap?
Start with one pair of hands and the spacing, then say whether others join. A prompt like "three slow flat hand claps, loud and dry, long gaps" is a good base, and you can add more clappers to grow it.
What is the difference between a slow clap and regular applause?
A slow clap has gaps you can count and individual hands you can pick out. Regular applause is a dense wall where single claps vanish, so the two feel very different even though both are hands.
Can I use these slow clap sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. The clapping is generated, so no recorded audience is involved.
Why does my clap sound like noise instead of hands?
A crowd request with no unit event often turns to static. Describe the individual dry claps first and the density second, and keep the first clapper alone before adding the swell.