Marble Rolling Sound Effects
10 free marble rolling sound effects for puzzle and physics games, or for toy videos · 1.5–4.9 s each · MP3 · CC0 · no signup
10 marble rolling sound effects: glass marbles on a wooden floor, tile, a ramp, a plastic track, a rug and a table, inside a bowl and a jar, and clacking together. Use them for puzzle games, physics games and toy videos.
Quick picks: Wood Floor Marble Rolling 10 (3.3 s, recommended) · Table Edge Marble Rolling 03 (1.5 s, the shortest, recommended) · Track Run Marble Rolling 09 (4.9 s, the longest, recommended)
All 10
- 1.5 s
A glass marble rolls off a table and bounces, for small mishaps.
- 2.2 s
A glass marble rolls around inside a tilted jar, for inventory sounds.
- 2.4 s
A glass marble rolls slowly across a thin rug, for quiet room scenes.
- 2.7 s
A glass marble rolls and clacks into another, for board games.
- 2.8 s
A glass marble rolls down a wooden ramp and drops off, for physics games.
- 3.3 s
A glass marble rolls across a tile floor, for horror hallways and puzzle games.
- 3.3 s
A glass marble rolls across a wooden floor and stops, for puzzle games.
- 3.9 s
Several glass marbles roll across a table and click together, for kids games.
- 4 s
A glass marble circles inside a ceramic bowl, for casual games.
- 4.9 s
A glass marble rolls through a plastic track, for toy videos.
Related sound effects
Common uses: puzzle and physics games, toy videos.
Which marble rolling variation to use
Match the file to the surface under the marble. Pick the track file for a marble run, the ramp for a drop at the end, the bowl for a marble circling and slowing, and the clacking file when two marbles meet.
Need a comparison method? Try the playable examples and selection checklist.
Common questions about marble rolling
Which sound fits a marble run or a marble game?
Track Run Marble Rolling 09 clicks over the turns of a plastic track, and Clacking Marble Rolling 02 is one marble meeting another.
Is there a marble rolling in a metal pipe or on a rail?
Not on this page. The surfaces here are wood, tile, plastic, ceramic, glass and a rug.
Are these footsteps on a marble floor?
No, these are glass marbles. Footsteps on a marble floor are on the stone footsteps page.
Can I use these in a physics game?
They are CC0 1.0 public domain, so a game can use them with no credit and no fee. They are AI-generated.
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