Spray

A trigger bottle clicking out three misty hisses, an aerosol can held down and a garden hose fanning a patter of droplets. Describe the spray in your scene and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact spray, nozzle and mist your scene needs
  • Yours alone, not a stock clip already in a hundred other videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A fine mist bursting from a clear plastic spray bottle nozzle, droplets suspended against a dark background in hard rim light

Spray sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Trigger bottle

Three short misty hisses, each with a dry trigger click, for cleaning, plants or a barber chair.

Aerosol can

A steady loud hiss of fine mist from a pressed nozzle, ending on a click as the finger lifts.

Hose nozzle

A wide rushing patter of droplets, for watering a garden or washing down a car.

Perfume atomizer

One quick puff of fine mist and a soft squeeze, small and delicate, for a dressing table.

Pump sprayer

A few creaky pumps, then a steady fine hiss as pressure sends the spray out.

Extinguisher blast

One long loud rushing hiss as pressure empties, for a safety drill or an emergency.

Generate a spray 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 spray sound effect

Punctuate a quick clean-up or a product shot

A trigger-bottle squirt on the cut sells the wipe-down, in a cleaning ad, a how-to video or a cooking show.

Edit prompt
Punctuate a quick clean-up or a product shot

Fill a quiet greenhouse or garden scene

A hose nozzle patter keeps a still gardening shot alive without music, in a lifestyle vlog, a documentary or a farming game.

Edit prompt
Fill a quiet greenhouse or garden scene

Set up a salon or dressing table in a beat

An atomizer puff tells the viewer someone is getting ready before they appear, in a film, a fashion edit or a character intro.

Edit prompt
Set up a salon or dressing table in a beat

Raise the alarm without showing the fire

An extinguisher blast from another floor tells the viewer an emergency is under way, for a thriller, an audio drama or a workplace sketch.

Edit prompt
Raise the alarm without showing the fire

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FAQs

What is a spray sound effect?
It is the hiss or patter of liquid or gas pushed through a small nozzle: a trigger bottle, an aerosol can, a hose or a pump. The nozzle and the pressure shape the sound.
Where can I get spray sounds for a video?
Describe the container and the way it sprays, then generate it. That saves sorting through near-matches, and each sound on this page shows the prompt it came from.
How do I make a custom spray sound effect?
State what is spraying and how long the burst lasts, for example "an aerosol can pressed and held, a steady hissing jet of fine mist, then a click". Change the container or the length to move it toward your shot.
What is the difference between a trigger spray and an aerosol?
A trigger bottle gives short wet bursts with a mechanical click each time. An aerosol is a continuous pressurized hiss for as long as the nozzle is held. One suits cleaning, the other a held-down blast.
Can I use these spray sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Since each spray is generated for you, it will not match a clip from another cleaning ad.
Why does my spray sound too harsh?
Pressurized hisses are naturally sharp in the high end. Ask for a softer mist and a shorter burst, or choose the atomizer or trigger bottle instead of the aerosol.