AI sound effect generator

Describe the sound, such as a creaking door, a coin pickup or a calm intro jingle, and Siteglade, an AI agent, generates it in its Studio. Sounds are saved to your library for the videos, games and websites the same agent makes.

Siteglade publishes this page about its own agent; the example prompts come from its feature pages.

What you get

Studio generates short music and sound effects from a description.

• Short sound effects from a description.
• Short music pieces for intros and transitions.
• Sounds saved to your library.
• Sound effects on a video’s timeline or in a game, if you ask.
• Several audio models in Studio, with one recommended for the job.

• See the feature page

How to ask for it

Four steps, from the first sentence to the finished file:

• Describe the sound, its length and its mood.
• Say where it goes: a video, a game or an app.
• Listen and ask for another take.
• Download it or let Siteglade add it to your project.

Prompts to start from

Copy one and change the details to your own:

• “A short coin pickup sound for a pixel-art game”
• “A calm two-second chime for the start of our explainer videos”

What to check before you use it

An agent saves the work, not the responsibility. Check these before the result goes out:

• Volume and length against the rest of your audio.
• How it sounds on phone speakers.
• The terms for commercial use in your project.

Price and other tools

Siteglade starts with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects; paid plans cost Pro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month before tax. Other products that list this kind of result on their pricing pages include Manus; the comparisons show how they differ.

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Last updated: 2026-10-27