Zoom out

A fast whoosh pulling away, a smooth camera pull-back, a thud that opens into an outward sweep and a falling synthetic sweep. Describe how the shot widens and Morphic generates it clean.

  • Describe the exact pull-back your shot needs, a sudden retreat or a slow reveal
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A bright point of amber light at the center of a matte black frame with wide thin rings of light expanding away from it and fading toward the edges

Zoom out sounds for games, animation, and video edits

Fast rush away

A quick whoosh that falls in pitch and fades into the distance, for a hard pull out from a face, a clue or a screen.

Smooth pull-back

An airy swoosh that slows and darkens as it moves away, for a slow camera retreat from a doorway or a character.

Thud and outward sweep

One low impact that opens into a receding rush, for a zoom that releases after a shock, a freeze frame or a title.

Falling sweep

A tonal electronic rush dropping fast in pitch, for a game camera releasing a target or a digital interface closing.

Triple widening rush

Three whooshes in a row, each longer and lower, for a stepped pull-back that opens the view a little more every beat.

Thinning air rush

A loud airy rush with a sharp whip at the start that thins and drops to faint, for a dramatic retreat that reveals a wide scene.

Generate a zoom out 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 zoom out sound effect

Pull back to reveal the whole room at the punchline

A fast rush away lets a close-up open onto the wider joke, in a comedy sketch, a title sequence or an animated short.

Edit prompt
Pull back to reveal the whole room at the punchline

Close a scene gently without music

A smooth pull-back swoosh fades a shot out with a sense of release, in a documentary, a vlog sign-off or a game level end.

Edit prompt
Close a scene gently without music

Show the scale of a place from far away

A thud that opens into a widening sweep makes a final shot feel vast, for a trailer, a map screen or a travel film.

Edit prompt
Show the scale of a place from far away

Imply the viewer is being left behind by something unseen

A thinning rush that fades to faint suggests the camera retreating from a threat the audience never sees, in horror, a mystery or an audio drama.

Edit prompt
Imply the viewer is being left behind by something unseen

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FAQs

What is a zoom out sound effect?
It is a rush of sound that recedes from the listener while a shot widens or pulls back. It usually falls in pitch or fades away, so the ear follows the camera as it retreats.
Where can I get zoom out sounds for a video?
Describe how fast the pull-back is and how it fades, then generate it. That is quicker than auditioning a library of whooshes, and the result is made for your shot. Each sound on this page came from the prompt printed beside it.
How do I make a custom zoom out sound?
Say it pulls away from the listener, then add the speed, the falling pitch and the fade. A prompt like "an airy sweep that slows and darkens as it moves away" gives Morphic a clear direction.
What is the difference between a zoom out and a zoom in sound?
A zoom out recedes, dropping in pitch and thinning to nothing. A zoom in rushes toward you and climbs. Using the right direction keeps sound and picture moving together.
Can I use these zoom out sounds commercially?
Yes, audio generated on paid plans can be used commercially. See our terms for full licensing details. Each sound is generated for you, so it is your own clip rather than a stock one.
Why does my zoom out sound seem to start too early?
The loudest part should sit on the first frame of the pull-back, since the sound is strongest at the start and fades after. Line up that opening whip with the frame the camera begins to move.