AI sound effects, made for the moment
Your AI sound effect generator and SFX maker for video, games, apps, and more.
See the sound take shape
Hear the sound before you make it.
Press play to listen to available sound-effect previews.
Logo reveal impact
1.5s
Cinematic whoosh
1.2s
Door close foley
0.8s
UI tap confirmation
0.3s
Night ambience
20.0s
Camera shutter click
0.2s
Heavy footstep
0.6s
Soft notification
0.4s
Sound-effect licensing and delivery formats
100% royalty-free
Made for the work you put into the world.
- Client work
- Published content
- Commercial releases
Ready for every handoff.
Best for Edit. A production-friendly source file for editing and delivery workflows.
Open export guideTrusted by teams at leading organizations.
- Warner
- Disney
- Starbucks
- HP
- L'Oréal
- Microsoft
- Coromandel
Find the sound you need.
26 sound-effect categories ready to explore
For developers
Wubble Sound Effects developer tools
Build with Wubble Sound Effects API
Developer quickstart
Learn the basics and make your first sound-effects request with the Wubble API.
const response = await fetch('/v1/sound-effects/generate', {
method: 'POST',
headers: {
Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.WUBBLE_API_KEY}`,
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
'Idempotency-Key': crypto.randomUUID(),
},
body: JSON.stringify({
text: 'Heavy rain on a tin roof',
duration_seconds: 5,
loop: false,
}),
});
Showing Sound Effects API
Choose the plan that fits your creative output, delivery needs, and team.
- Unlimited generations
- Generate and refine sound effects
- Royalty-free downloads within your plan usage rights
Free
Basic
Business
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Frequently asked questions
Describe the moment you need, then refine the result in Wubble. Specific details such as the material, motion, distance, space, and energy make a useful starting brief.
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