Toy sound effects from the toy box and the cartoon. Wooden blocks tumbling, marbles, rattles, little cars rolling across the floor and rubber toys squeaking when squeezed. A buzzy toy drone. Bird whistles that hoot and warble. Plenty of it gets bent into cartoon voices and creatures. Silly, and very handy for anything aimed at kids.
Libraries
52
Publishers
32
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $499
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This focused library of toy quadcopter sound effects includes flight maneuvers, close pass-bys, motor modulations, servo textures, and a range of electronic beeps and signals.
This library of toy scooter sound effects contains driving, foley, mechanical, and electrical recordings, delivered as high-resolution 32-bit, 192kHz WAV files with UCS-compliant metadata.
A collection of 32bit/192kHz electric ride-on toy sound effects featuring driving, foley, mechanical, and electrical recordings, delivered as wav files organized with the Universal Category System (UCS).
This library contains 809 sound effects of wooden, plastic, and metal toys, including blocks, shakers, horns, music boxes, cars, marbles, and soft toys.
This library provides foley sound effects of various plastic construction toys, including handling, dropping, and connecting. All files are recorded in 32-bit, 192kHz audio.
This comprehensive library features 860 sound effects captured from 20+ Nerf guns, including motorized blasters, darts, and water weapons, recorded professionally with high-end equipment at 192kHz.
A collection of 40 sound effects from a Hebei WMT-915 electric toy car, including driving, foley, mechanical, and electrical recordings in WAV and UCS formats.
This library of 20 electric ride-on toy car sound effects features driving, foley, mechanical, and electrical recordings, available in WAV and UCS formats.
Squeezable plastic toys produce distinctive sound effects, including squeaks and squawks from rubber ducks and chickens, which have gained attention through viral social media trends.
Vintage toy synthesizers deliver quirky sound effects, featuring modified Major Morgan and Stylophone instruments, complemented by designed sounds and comprehensive metadata tagging.
Comprehensive collection featuring 190 stereo recordings of squawks, honks, and wheezes, captured at 96kHz/24bit with metadata - delivering realistic toy sound effects for various squeaky objects.
This versatile collection features 704 high-quality sound effects from toys, including ball bounces and vintage items, recorded in 96kHz/24-bit stereo with detailed metadata.
Wooden toy train whistle sound effects across 90 files of long, medium, short and staccato blows, double and triple toots, vibrato stutters, and rhythmic phrases recorded at 96kHz/24-bit.
Christmas holiday sound effects featuring 241 files of Santa Claus voices, elf reactions, sleigh bells, North Pole blizzard ambiences, whoosh transitions, fireworks, wrapping paper foley, and game UI feedback.
Bird whistle toy sound effects featuring owl hoots, cuckoo calls, sliding chirps, squeaky trills, and water whistle warbles recorded at 24-bit 192kHz for cartoon and animation use.
Rubber duck squeak sound effects featuring 14 single, double, triple, and multi-squeak variations recorded at 96kHz, providing compact toy foley elements for cartoons and comedic moments.
Toys sound like what they're made of. Wood is warm and clacky, while plastic is light and hollow. Recording them close brings out the detail that makes a playroom scene feel real. The Squeaky Toy sets go further, with a huge range of squeaks and honks that sound designers turn into creature voices for animation. Toy Car recordings and wind-up mechanisms cover the mechanical side. Kids' games and cartoons use the lot.