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Sound FX Library · 121 Sounds
121 Built-In Sound Effects for Videos on Mac
Creavit Studio includes a library of 121 sound effects inside the app — whooshes, clicks, pops, risers, reactions and more. Click to listen, double-click to add, and move or trim the sound on the timeline like any other item. Nothing to download, and it works offline.
- 121 sounds built in
- 8 categories
- Works offline
What Is in the Sound FX Library
Eight categories, search, favorites and automatic placement — all inside the editor.
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121 Sounds in 8 Categories
Interface 36, Transitions 25, Comedy 13, Cinematic 12, Reactions 11, Action 9, Game 9 and Nature 6. Interface and Transitions cover most screen recording needs: clicks, pops and whooshes for UI moments and cuts.
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Shipped Inside the App
All 121 sounds are part of the Mac app. Nothing is fetched from a server when you browse or add them, so the library works the same on a plane as at your desk.
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Click to Listen, Double-Click to Add
Preview a sound with a single click in the library. Double-click it and the sound lands on the timeline at the playhead, ready to move into place.
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Search and Favorites
Search the library by name when you know what you want. Save the sounds you use in every video as favorites so they are one click away next time.
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Edit Sounds Like Any Timeline Item
A sound effect is a normal item on the timeline. Drag it to the exact frame of a click or cut, trim its start or end, or delete it. Every change is non-destructive and undoable.
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Auto Sound Placement
Auto FX can place sounds for you: the AI agent picks moments in the video and adds sound effects (and motion cards) on the timeline. You review the result and keep, move or remove each one.
Why Small Sounds Matter in Screen Recordings
Screen recordings are often silent between lines of narration, and that silence makes UI moments easy to miss. A soft click when a button is pressed, a short whoosh on a transition, or a pop when a notification appears gives the viewer a cue that something changed. In short vertical videos, where many people watch with sound on and decide in seconds whether to keep watching, those cues also add pace. The goal is not more sound — it is the right sound on the right frame.
A Practical Sound Pass
Finish the edit first: cuts, zooms and transitions. Then play the video once and add sounds only to the moments that carry meaning — the main click, the result appearing, the jump between sections. Use Interface sounds for UI actions and Transitions sounds for cuts, and keep reactions and comedy sounds for social clips. Lower the volume until the sound supports your voice instead of competing with it. Saving your go-to sounds as favorites makes this pass faster on every video after the first.
Letting the AI Agent Take the First Pass
If you use the in-app Agent with Claude Code, Codex CLI or a local Ollama model, Auto FX can do the first placement: it reads the video, picks moments and puts sounds on the timeline along with motion cards. The sounds it adds are the same library items you would add by hand, so you can drag, trim or delete any of them. The iPhone app shares the same Sound FX library, so the sounds you know from the Mac are there on the phone too.
Built-In Sound FX vs Hunting for Files
Feature
Creavit
Downloading Sounds Separately
Finding a sound
Search 121 sounds inside the editor
Browse websites and download files
Works offline
Yes, the sounds ship with the app
Only for files you already downloaded
Adding a sound to the video
Double-click in the library
Import the file, then drag it in
Reusing your go-to sounds
Favorites in the library
Your own folder system
Automatic placement
Auto FX places sounds on the timeline
Manual only
Same library on iPhone
Yes, the iPhone app shares it
Copy files between devices
Explore More
50 Video Transitions for MacTransitions between clips that pair with whoosh and swoosh sounds.122 Video Effects for MacCanvas effects on their own Effects track.AI Agent and Auto FXHow the in-app Agent plans scenes, sounds and motion graphics.Guide: Effects, Transitions and SoundCombining the three libraries in one edit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How the sound effects library works in Creavit Studio.
How many sound effects are included?
121 sounds in 8 categories: Interface (36), Transitions (25), Comedy (13), Cinematic (12), Reactions (11), Action (9), Game (9) and Nature (6).
Do I need an internet connection to use the sounds?
No. The sounds are built into the Mac app, so browsing, previewing and adding them works offline.
How do I add a sound effect to my video?
Open the Sound FX library in the editor, click a sound to listen, and double-click it to add it to the timeline. Then drag it to the exact moment you want and trim it if needed.
Can I save sounds I use often?
Yes. Mark sounds as favorites in the library so they are easy to find in your next project.
Can Creavit Studio place sound effects automatically?
Yes. Auto FX, run through the in-app Agent, picks moments in the video and places sounds and motion cards on the timeline. The Agent uses Claude Code or Codex CLI if installed on your Mac, or a local Ollama model. Everything it adds stays editable.
Where do the sounds come from?
31 of the sounds are real recordings; the rest are synthesized for the app. All of them are built into Creavit Studio.
Are the same sounds available on iPhone?
Yes. The Creavit iPhone app shares the same Sound FX library.