Describe a sound in plain words and get up to four takes in seconds, up to 47 seconds long. Download the WAV and use it anywhere, royalty-free.
Every sound here came from the prompt on its card.
Ambience“Thunder rolling over a dark sea”
Games“Swords clashing in a stone hall”
Film“A siren echoing through wet city streets”
Games“Arcade chime for a correct answer”
Foley“Boots on gravel, slow walk, close mic”
Film“Waves breaking under an open cliff”
Games“Fairy sparkles for a quest reward”
Podcasts“A forest stream for a podcast intro”
A library gives you what someone else recorded. Describe the material, the space and the mood, and the sound is made for your scene.
Every prompt returns up to four versions side by side. Keep the one that fits and generate again if none do.
Use every sound in commercial videos, games, ads, apps and podcasts without licensing fees.
Connect SFX Engine to Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT or any MCP client. Ask for the sounds your project needs in the same chat where you write code, and your agent generates them, saves the files and wires them in.
Set up your agentType the sound you hear in your head. Add the material, the distance, the mood or the length.
Generate up to four variations side by side and keep the one that fits.
Download it and drop it into your edit, game or DAW. Every sound is licensed for commercial use.
Every plan includes commercial use. Pick the amount of credits you need.
Contact us at support@sfxengine.com
It turns a text description into a new sound. Describe what you want to hear, like "heavy wooden door creaking open in a stone hallway", and SFX Engine generates it in seconds, ready to download.
Ambience, foley, impacts, whooshes, UI sounds, creatures, vehicles, sci-fi and magic effects, up to 47 seconds long. For music, use the background music generator.
Yes. Every sound you generate is royalty-free, so you can use it in games, videos, ads, podcasts and apps without licensing fees.
Each sound costs 3 credits. Plans start at $10 a month for 500 credits, which is about 166 sounds. Browsing and downloading sounds from the public library is free.
Usually 5 to 15 seconds, depending on load.
Describe it and hear four takes in seconds.
