Vomit

A rough retch, a dry gag and a thick wet splatter on a hard floor. Describe the sick moment you need and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact retch, gag or splash your scene needs
  • Yours alone, not a stock gross-out clip already in a hundred other videos
  • Download clean audio and drop it straight into your edit
A dim bathroom sink with a hand gripping the edge and splashes of water caught mid-air, cold light on wet porcelain against black

Vomit sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Retch

A harsh strained heave from the throat with a wet gurgle at the end, for illness, a bad meal or a nasty smell.

Dry gag

Quick throaty hitches and a choked breath, for disgust that stops short of being sick.

Wet splatter

One heavy slop and smaller drips, messy and soft, for the aftermath hitting the floor.

Queasy groan

A wavering moan with a swallow and a shaky exhale, for the build up before it happens.

Spit and cough

A wet spit and two hoarse coughs, for the recovery after being sick.

Cartoon heave

A rising whoop and a big bubbling gush, for exaggerated comedy in animation and sketches.

Generate a vomit 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 vomit sound effect

Land the punchline of a gross-out gag

A retch on the reaction shot drives the joke home in a comedy sketch, a cartoon or a prank video.

Edit prompt
Land the punchline of a gross-out gag

Fill a silent sick scene without music

A queasy groan over a slow shot builds dread in a medical drama, a game or a short film with no score.

Edit prompt
Fill a silent sick scene without music

Set a rough ride or a bad night

A dry gag and a spit establish a rough trip on a boat or in a car, in a travel comedy or a film.

Edit prompt
Set a rough ride or a bad night

Imply it happened behind a closed door

A wet splatter heard from another room tells the story without showing it, in a sitcom, a drama or an audio play.

Edit prompt
Imply it happened behind a closed door

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FAQs

What is a vomit sound effect?
It is the set of sounds around being sick: a retch, a gag, a groan and the wet splatter. Comedy, horror and medical scenes use them to land a moment quickly.
Where can I get vomit sounds for a video?
Describe the stage you need and generate it. Every sound here came from the prompt printed next to it, so you can adapt one instead of searching a pack.
How do I make a custom vomit sound?
Name a stage, a retch or a splatter, and a texture such as rough or wet. Say how many times it repeats and how it ends.
What is the difference between a retch and a splatter?
A retch is the vocal heave from the throat, while a splatter is the wet liquid hitting a surface. Using both in sequence sells the moment.
Can I use these vomit sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Generated reactions can be tuned in tone, so they suit a comedy sketch or a serious drama equally.
Why does my retch sound like coughing?
Ask for a harsh strained heave with a wet gurgle at the end rather than a cough. The gurgle and the repeated heave separate it from a cough.