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Foley sound effects

Browse foley sound effects that make scenes feel real. Find footsteps, doors, clothing rustle, glass breaking and object handling for films, videos and animation.

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  Rubber, Handle, Cleaning Gloves, Put On Hand 03
  0:08
  Sentuhan
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  Footsteps, Human, Hiking Boots, Walking, Wet Gravel, Puddles, Trail
  0:49
  Manusia
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  Footsteps, Human, High Heels, Pebbles, Walk, Close
  0:18
  Manusia
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  Cloth, Movement, Fleece Jacket, Put On, Zip Up, Pockets
  0:13
  Gerakan
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  Plastic, Handle, Trash, Bag, Grab, Movement, Crease
  0:06
  Sentuhan
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  Food & Drink, Pour, Pour Drink Into Glass, Fizz, Prosecco 02
  0:18
  Menuangkan
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  Footsteps, Human, Asphalt, Sneaker, Running
  0:12
  Manusia
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  Footsteps, Human, Wooden Floor, Socks, Kitchen, Creaky Floor, Walk Fast, Room
  0:33
  Manusia
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  Cloth, Movement, Suit, Various
  0:32
  Gerakan
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  Food & Drink, Tableware, Dishes, Eating With Cutlery On Plate
  0:11
  Peralatan Meja Makan

Frequently asked questions about foley sound effects

• What are foley sound effects?

  Foley sound effects are custom-recorded sounds that imitate everyday actions, such as footsteps, cloth movement and handling objects. They are added in editing to match what is on screen and add realism.

• What are the three types of foley?

  The three main types are footsteps, movement and specifics. Footsteps capture a character walking on different surfaces. Movement captures clothing and fabric. Specifics, also called props, cover everything else, such as a glass breaking or a door opening.

• Where can I find footsteps sound effects?

  Footsteps sound effects are in the Epidemic Sound sound effects catalog. Preview the options and choose the one that matches the surface in your scene.

• What is the difference between foley and sound design?

  Sound design is the process of building a full audio environment, including synthesized and abstract sounds. Foley is a specialized part of it, focused on realistic sounds of people and objects, recorded with physical props.

• Why is it called foley?

  The technique is named after Jack Foley, a sound pioneer who developed the method of performing sounds live to a moving picture during the move from silent films to films with sound.