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Text to Sound Effects
Text to sound effects means typing what you want to hear and getting the audio back — no sound library, no editing. SeedAudio generates the effect from your description, and can place it inside a full scene with voices and music if you describe the moment around it.
Built on ByteDance's Seed-Audio 1.0, it reads a line like "tense strings, then a door clicks shut" and returns the strings, the click, and their timing already mixed together.
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How it works
- 1
Type the sound you want, or the moment it happens.
- 2
Optionally add the voices, ambience, or music around it.
- 3
Generate — get the effect on its own or timed inside the scene.
Describe it, get it
A plain-language description becomes an effect, so you skip searching and licensing stock sound libraries.
Part of the scene, not a bolt-on
Effects are generated with the dialogue and music, so timing and levels come back balanced.
Ambience included
Room tone, weather, and background texture come from the same prompt that writes the voices.
FAQ
- What does text to sound effects mean?
- It means generating a sound effect from a written description instead of recording it or pulling it from a library. SeedAudio produces the effect from your text, alone or inside a larger scene.
- Can it generate ambience, not just single hits?
- Yes. Describe room tone, rain, or crowd noise and it is generated alongside any voices and music you include.
- Will the effect line up with my dialogue?
- Yes. When you describe the moment, the effect is generated with the scene, so its timing matches the voices on output.
- Do I need to sign up?
- No. Try it in the workbench without signing up; billing is by output duration, with free credits on sign-up.
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