Show someone texting without a cutaway
Soft typing ticks under a reaction shot tell the viewer a reply is being written, in a drama, a vlog or a short about modern life.
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Smartphone
A fingertip tap on glass, a swipe, a two-note notification and the fast ticks of on-screen typing, all as a generic phone. Describe the interaction and Morphic generates it clean.
- Describe the exact phone cue your scene needs, from a tap to a camera shutter
- Made for your video alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
- Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
Smartphone sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Screen tap
A soft dull tick with a faint knock, for a fingertip on glass in an app walkthrough or a texting scene.
Swipe
A quick airy slide with a faint squeak, for scrolling a feed or flicking between screens.
Notification chime
Two short rising notes with a short ring, for a message arriving in a story or an app demo.
Typing ticks
A run of small soft ticks and a heavier last tap, for texting, searching or sending a reply.
Camera shutter
A crisp mechanical-style click and release, for a photo taken in a vlog, a game camera or a tutorial.
Vibration buzz
Two buzzing pulses with a gap and a slight rattle, for a phone on a table lighting up in a tense scene.
Generate a smartphone sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a smartphone sound effect
Make an app demo feel real
A tap on each button turns a silent screen recording into an interface you can hear, in a product video, a tutorial or a game UI.
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Mark a photo being taken
A shutter click on the freeze frame sets the moment as a snapshot, in a travel clip, a social video or a detective game.
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Hint at a message the viewer never reads
A buzz from an unseen phone tells the audience a message just arrived, in a thriller, an audio drama or a horror short.
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FAQs
What is a smartphone sound effect?
It is any sound a phone makes in use: a tap on the glass, a swipe, a chime, a typed key, a shutter or a vibration. Because they are interface cues, they are short and clean.
Where can I get smartphone sounds for a video?
Spell out the interaction and generate it, rather than searching for a pack that matches your scene. The six sounds here were each made from the prompt next to them, as a generic phone with no brand.
How do I make a custom smartphone sound?
Name the action, the surface and the tone, then generate. "A generic phone notification, two short soft chime notes rising" is enough for Morphic to build a clean cue.
How are a tap, a swipe and a keyboard tick different?
A tap is a single soft knock, a swipe is a short airy slide and keyboard ticks are a run of small identical clicks. Calling out which one you want keeps the result from blurring into a generic click.
Can I use these smartphone sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. The cues are generic, so they do not copy any phone maker.
Why does my notification sound too much like a ringtone?
Long or melodic prompts drift toward a ringtone. Ask for two or three short notes and a brief ring, and keep the isolation line so there is no musical bed.