Confirm a tap the instant it lands
A soft tick on the frame a finger meets the glass gives an app demo its feedback, in a product video, a prototype or a game menu.
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Touch
A muted fingertip tap, a short phone motor pulse, a light swipe glide and a toggle flicking on. Describe the touch cue your interface needs and Morphic generates it clean.
- Describe the exact touch cue your interface needs
- Made for your screen, not a stock clip already in a hundred other apps
- Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
Touch sounds for games, animation, and video edits
Soft screen tap
A muted rounded tick with a gentle fade, the quiet confirmation for a button press in an app or a prototype demo.
Haptic double pulse
Two dull motor buzzes with a small gap, for a phone feedback cue, a device vibrating or a game controller rumble.
Long press swell
A soft tick followed by a gently rising tone that settles on a small pop, for a held touch that opens a menu.
Finger swipe glide
A light airy sweep with a faint rise, for flicking between cards, pages or a photo gallery.
Double tap
Two quick bright taps, the second a touch higher, for a like gesture, a zoom or a quick select.
Toggle flick
A small crisp click with a short upward chirp, for a setting switched on in a menu.
Generate a touch sound from a prompt
Pick a starting point, edit anything you like, then generate it in Morphic.
Ways to use a touch sound effect
Fill a silent app walkthrough
Swipes and toggles between screens give a screen recording life with no music, in a tutorial, an explainer or a UI reel.
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Make a screen feel polished and responsive
A soft long press swell and a toggle chirp say the interface is well made, in an app trailer, a pitch video or a game HUD.
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Hint at a phone buzzing out of view
Two dull motor pulses tell the viewer a message arrived in a pocket or on a table, in a drama, a thriller or a vlog.
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FAQs
What is a touch sound effect?
It is the small cue an interface makes when a finger meets a screen: a tap, a press, a swipe or a motor pulse. Designers use them so a gesture feels acknowledged, even when nothing else on screen changes.
Where can I get touch sounds for an app or video?
Describe the gesture and generate it, rather than combing through UI packs where every tick sounds the same. The sounds here came from the prompts shown under them, so you can use one as a starting point.
How do I make a custom touch sound?
Name the gesture, the softness and the ending, then generate. "A soft touchscreen tap, one muted rounded tick that fades quickly" is enough to start, and a few word changes shift it from glassy to wooden.
What is the difference between a touch sound and a haptic sound?
A touch sound is what you hear when the screen is pressed, while a haptic cue is the motor buzz you feel and faintly hear. Many interfaces pair the two, and this page covers both so you can match them.
Can I use these touch sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. That includes app demos and product videos.
Why does my tap sound too sharp in the mix?
Sharp taps usually come from a fast hard attack, so ask for a muted, rounded tick instead. Keep the cue short and lower its level under dialogue so it supports the gesture without drawing attention.