SMALL SOUNDS. A MATCHING SET.
Give your interface
a little voice.
Tune one palette. Hear it in context. Take the whole set with you.
Free prototype · AI-assisted original synthesis · works on your device
Free ZIP · about 0.5 MB · extract and open editor/index.html
Hear the two default palettes
Start at low volume. Linen then Glass; 12 interaction cues per set.
SELECTED CUE
Press
Button press; shorter than release.
Your little workspace
Open a panel, change a setting and finish a task. Hear how the cues fit together.
Example task: Prepare a game menu. These are demo states; nothing is sent or charged.
Choose a demo action.
Ready. Audio starts only after Enable listening.
TAKE IT INTO YOUR PROJECT
Useful files.
No account needed.
This is a prototype, not a paid checkout. The ZIP contains 24 PCM WAV files, settings, a file manifest and licence. Downloaded editor files can run offline.
48 kHz · 16-bit · mono · one-shot cues. No music, recordings, OGG or engine plugin is included.
Before you use it
- Import the WAVs and adjust your game/app UI bus level. Listen on the devices your audience uses.
- Pair cues with text or visible states. Offer mute; do not signal important information through sound alone.
- File peaks are bounded. This does not guarantee equal perceived loudness or hearing safety.
- Human listening and native engine integration remain unverified. These are not medical or emergency alerts.
Commercial use & licence
You may use and edit exported audio in unlimited personal and commercial completed projects. Attribution is optional. Do not resell or redistribute the standalone sounds/editor as an asset pack, or claim exclusive ownership. Embedded use in your completed project is permitted. Full terms travel in the ZIP.
Privacy & settings
No file uploads, account, tracking script or API. Restore reads your settings locally. Settings stay in memory until you save them; refreshing resets the controls. The brand link opens our public site only if you choose it.
Why choose this over a free library?
Only if whole-set tuning and hearing cues in a working interface help you. Kenney and jsfxr are strong free alternatives. There is no claim that these sounds are better or uniquely yours.