TV turn off

A degauss thunk as the power is pressed, a whine shrinking to a point, a soft pop as the picture collapses and a crackle of discharge. Describe the power-down you need and Morphic generates it as clean audio.

  • Describe the exact power-down your scene needs, from a soft pop to a heavy thunk
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  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A boxy tube television collapsing its picture into a single bright dot on the glass, a faint blue halo and dust on the cabinet top

TV turn off sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Degauss thunk

A deep rubbery thump with a buzzing shudder, the magnetic jolt an old tube set gives as power drops.

Shrinking whine

A bright high tone falling and tightening to a pinpoint, the picture collapsing into a dot.

Collapse pop

One small sharp pop as the last light snaps off, a dry crisp finish.

Static discharge crackle

A scatter of tiny sparks and crackles as stored charge leaves the glass.

Power button press

A chunky plastic button pushed in with a mechanical click, the start of the shutdown.

Residual hum fade

A low mains hum drifting away after the pop, the cabinet settling.

Generate a TV turn off 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 TV turn off sound effect

Punctuate the moment the old set powers down

A degauss thunk and a shrinking whine give the press of the button some weight, in a retro film, a game or an animated nostalgic short.

Edit prompt
Punctuate the moment the old set powers down

Let a retro room settle after the picture goes

A residual hum fading under the tick of cooling plastic fills the quiet without music, in a drama, a period piece or an audio story.

Edit prompt
Let a retro room settle after the picture goes

Show the end of a broadcast

A shrinking whine and a final pop mark the day signing off, in a sci-fi scene, a docudrama or a vintage themed video.

Edit prompt
Show the end of a broadcast

Hint at a screen someone just killed

A crackle of discharge from another space implies the set was switched off, in a mystery, a horror game or a radio drama.

Edit prompt
Hint at a screen someone just killed

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FAQs

What is a TV turn off sound effect?
It is the physical sound of an older tube television powering down: a low thunk, a high whine shrinking away and a small pop as the picture collapses. Searchers usually want that sequence as one cue.
Where can I get TV turn off sounds for a video?
Describe the stage of the power-down you need and generate it. Each sound here came from the prompt printed beside it, so you can start from one and adjust the weight, the whine or the pop.
How do I make a custom TV turn off sound?
Name the parts in order, such as a deep rubbery thunk, then a bright whine falling to a pinpoint, then one dry pop. Describing the whine as shrinking in pitch and volume gets a cleaner result than asking for a vague shutdown.
What is the difference between a degauss thunk and a collapse pop?
A degauss thunk is a low rubbery thump that comes first, while a collapse pop is a small sharp snap that comes last. Using both makes the power-down sound like a real machine rather than a switch.
Can I use these TV turn off sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Because each sound is generated for you, it will not appear in someone else's project.
Why does my power-down sound too long?
A whine that fades slowly feels like a ghost. Ask for a quick shrink to a pinpoint, then end on one dry pop, and cut straight to the dark frame.