Office & Tech Sound Effects
361 sounds in 38 collections · last 0.08–7.5 s · WAV & MP3 · CC0 · no signup · also via the free API & MCP
Keyboards, mouse clicks, camera shutters, phone vibrations and desk foley.
The modern workplace in one-shots: keyboards, mouse clicks, camera shutters, phone vibrations and desk foley. These are the sounds of productivity content, app demos and any scene set within arm's reach of a laptop — recorded-style close takes without room noise.
- Camera Flash3 sounds · 0.9–3.3 s
- Camera Autofocus2 sounds · 0.95–2.4 s
- Camera Zoom2 sounds · 1.2–2.1 s
- Desk Drawer Open2 sounds · 1.9–2.6 s
- Drawer Sliding2 sounds · 2–2.4 s
- Dial Up Modem4 sounds · 2.2–7.5 s
- Money Counter2 sounds · 1.1–1.9 s
- Heart Monitor Flatline3 sounds · 5–5.4 s
- Magnifying Glass Tap2 sounds · 0.9–1 s
- Marker Writing4 sounds · 0.65–2.5 s
- Medical Monitor Button2 sounds · 1.4–2 s
- Alarm Clock Ringing12 sounds · 0.95–3.8 s
- Camera Shutter42 sounds · 0.15–5.4 s
- Payment Beep11 sounds · 0.08–1.4 s
- Cash Register13 sounds · 0.6–1.5 s
- Elevator Ding9 sounds · 1.1–2.2 s
- Keyboard Typing41 sounds · 0.25–5.3 s
- Mouse Click40 sounds · 0.25–5.4 s
- Pen Click37 sounds · 0.55–5.4 s
- Phone Vibrating42 sounds · 0.2–5.1 s
- Phone Ringtone9 sounds · 1.1–2.6 s
- Stapler34 sounds · 0.4–5.5 s
- Microphone Feedback2 sounds · 1–1.8 s
- Feedback Cut Off2 sounds · 1–2 s
- Pencil Writing4 sounds · 0.95–3.4 s
- Radio Dead Air2 sounds · 4.5 s
- Radio Switch Off2 sounds · 2.2–2.3 s
- Radio Switch On2 sounds · 2.2 s
- Radio Signal Drop2 sounds · 2.4 s
- Radio Static2 sounds · 4.4 s
- Radio Tuning2 sounds · 2.5–2.6 s
- Spacebar Press2 sounds · 1–1.2 s
- Phone Pick Up2 sounds · 2.1–2.8 s
- Phone Hang Up2 sounds · 1.7–2.7 s
- Two Knuckle Taps2 sounds · 1.2–2.1 s
- Typewriter Bell2 sounds · 0.65–1.9 s
- Typewriter Carriage Return2 sounds · 1.4–2.1 s
- Typewriter Key2 sounds · 0.1–0.15 s
More one-off sounds
How to choose office & tech sound effects
For screen-capture demos, real input sounds (keys, clicks) add presence without narration getting cluttered — keep them subtle, they support rather than star. Camera shutters make great capture/save confirmations. Phone vibrations read on-screen even when viewers watch muted, thanks to their visual association.
Where these sounds work best
- app demos and screen recordings
- productivity and study-with-me videos
- camera and screenshot feedback
- office scene beds in film
Frequently asked questions
What suits a screenshot or save action?
A camera shutter is the universally-understood choice — short, mechanical, and self-explanatory. Trim to under 300ms so rapid saves don't stack awkwardly.
Can I use typing sounds under a voiceover?
Yes — bed them 12–18dB below the voice so they texture the scene without competing. Cut them during important sentences; foley should breathe with the narration.
Every sound in this category is CC0 1.0 public domain — free for commercial use, no attribution required. See the full license terms.