Navigate to Sound Effects
Go to Tools > Audio > VoiceZen > Sound Effects.Generate a sound effect
1
Describe the sound
Type a description of the sound effect in the prompt field. Be as specific as possible — include the type of sound, its character, and any contextual details.Examples:
Thunderstorm with heavy rain and distant rolling thunderLaser gun firing with a high-pitched electric dischargeCrowd cheering in a large stadium, building to a roarWooden door creaking open slowlyUnderwater bubbles rising to the surface
2
Set the duration
Click the duration button (clock icon) and select how long the sound effect should be:
All durations cost 150 credits per generation regardless of length.
3
Adjust prompt influence (optional)
Click Settings to adjust the Prompt Influence slider (0–1). This controls how closely the generated audio follows your text description.
- Low values give the model more creative freedom, which can produce unexpected textures.
- High values keep the output tightly aligned with your description.
4
Generate
Click Create. The audio appears in the player when generation is complete.
5
Preview
Use the audio player to listen back before downloading.
6
Download
Click the download button on the player to save the file to your device.
Credit cost
Sound Effects costs 150 credits per generation, regardless of duration.Use cases
Game audio
Generate one-shot effects for UI interactions, weapons, abilities, and environmental events without searching stock libraries.
Video production
Add foley and atmosphere to short films, YouTube videos, or social content using sounds crafted for each specific scene.
Podcasting
Create custom intro stingers, transition sounds, or scene-setting audio to give your podcast a distinct production identity.
Apps and prototypes
Quickly mock up UI sounds, notification tones, and feedback audio for product prototypes and demos.

