Scuff sound effects, the scrapes and drags that live between the steps. Dragging feet and skidding soles. These come mostly from footstep sessions, across carpet, gravel, rock, wood, metal, concrete and snow, in boots, heels, trainers, slippers, socks and bare feet. Small sounds. They make a walk feel like a real person did it.
Libraries
48
Publishers
15
Formats
Mono, stereo
Sample rates
48 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$9.30 to $160
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Friction mallet sound effects of a silicone rubber mallet played against a long cardboard box, featuring groans, tonal rumbles, vibrations, bounces, slides, swipes, and pitch bends recorded at 192kHz.
Glass shard footstep sound effects covering walks, sneaking, runs, jumps and landings, scuffs, dragging feet, and sweeping debris across shattered glass, ceramic, and porcelain, recorded as 96kHz/24-bit foley.
Icy snow footstep sound effects performed at minus 12 degrees Celsius on open field, covering sneaking, walking, running, sprinting, jump takeoffs and landings, scuffs, skids, and long slides across 173 files.
Footstep sound effects featuring over 1,250 files across boots, heels, shoes, socks, flip-flops, and barefoot performances on surfaces including sand, dirt, snow, concrete, wood, metal, mud, leaves, and broken glass with walking, running, scuffs, and single steps.
Footstep sound effects featuring walks, runs, jumps, and scuffs performed across carpet, gravel, leaves, rock, wood, and metal surfaces in an acoustically-treated Foley stage at 24-bit/96kHz.
Meticulously captured in-studio, this collection features clear sound effects of flip-flop footsteps across multiple surfaces, including concrete, wood, carpet, grass, and sand.
Professional Foley artists recorded this versatile collection of studio-grade sound effects using high-end Sennheiser equipment, ready for film, gaming, and TV productions.
This collection includes 3,263 footstep sound effects across six surfaces and three footwear types, plus bonus foley sounds for armour, gear, and character movement.
Professional performers captured diverse footstep sound effects on wooden pallets, broken glass, and wet concrete, providing high-quality 24-bit/192kHz recordings for authentic movement sounds.
Professionally captured with Sennheiser MKH50, this curated collection features authentic Foley sound effects originally recorded for films, now available for various media projects.
Professional Foley artists captured authentic sound effects using premium equipment, providing a diverse collection of high-quality recordings suitable for films, games, and TV productions.
Professional Foley recordings captured on a dedicated stage, featuring authentic sound effects performed by experts using high-end Sennheiser microphones for film and media projects.
A comprehensive collection of grass pitch sound effects featuring authentic football actions, from footsteps to dribbles, recorded in high-quality 24-bit format with detailed metadata.
Professional footstep sound effects captured with precision microphones, featuring 272 distinct dirt recordings of dress shoes walking, running, and jumping in both mono and stereo formats.
Detailed collection of 448 footsteps sound effects featuring leather dress shoes on hardwood, recorded with precision microphones in both mono and stereo at professional quality specifications.
Foley artists perform scuffs on purpose: the drag at the end of a step, a shoe sliding into a hard stop, a foot shuffling while someone waits. On a Hardwood floor it's a short skid, on gravel a grind. Most of these sit alongside walks, runs, jumps and the odd Sprint from the same sessions, so the scuff matches the steps either side of it. Drop one in as a character turns or stops and the movement settles. Cloth and prop recordings, chains and creature footsteps are here too, for when the scuff belongs to something bigger.