Sound effect generation
$0.1680 per minuteEleven Text to Sound v2
Generate sound effects from text prompts with duration and prompt-influence controls.
Generate a sound effect from a written description with explicit duration and format controls.
Scrollport identifies and validates the best-in-class API tools and provides them on a pay-as-you-go basis so you don't need to maintain a separate provider account, subscription or credits.
Give your agent the setup prompt to receive $1 in trial credit and start using the tools right away.
Describe the event, material, environment and listener perspective so your agent can create a sound that fits the scene rather than a generic effect.
Name what causes the sound, the surface or material involved, the space around it, the distance from the listener and the required duration. Say whether it must be isolated, layered or loopable.
Listen in the intended scene and on the target playback device. Check timing, unwanted ambience, clipping, tonal fit, loop seams and whether the effect competes with speech or music.
Ask for a small range that changes one useful quality, such as weight, distance or intensity. Choose the strongest direction before requesting a longer or more precisely timed version.
This prompt anchors the effect in a physical event and listening perspective.
Example prompt to give your agent
Use Scrollport's Sound effect generation capability to create [DURATION] of [EVENT] involving [MATERIAL OR SURFACE] in [ENVIRONMENT], heard from [LISTENER PERSPECTIVE]. It should feel [WEIGHT, INTENSITY OR TONE], be [ISOLATED OR LAYERED], and [LOOP OR END] cleanly. Avoid [UNWANTED SOUNDS] and show me the price before the paid run.Generate a sound effect from a written description with explicit duration and format controls.
Scrollport identifies and validates the best-in-class API tools and provides them on a pay-as-you-go basis so you don't need to maintain a separate provider account, subscription or credits.
Give your agent the setup prompt to receive $1 in trial credit and start using the tools right away.
Describe the event, material, environment and listener perspective so your agent can create a sound that fits the scene rather than a generic effect.
Name what causes the sound, the surface or material involved, the space around it, the distance from the listener and the required duration. Say whether it must be isolated, layered or loopable.
Listen in the intended scene and on the target playback device. Check timing, unwanted ambience, clipping, tonal fit, loop seams and whether the effect competes with speech or music.
Ask for a small range that changes one useful quality, such as weight, distance or intensity. Choose the strongest direction before requesting a longer or more precisely timed version.
This prompt anchors the effect in a physical event and listening perspective.
Example prompt to give your agent
Use Scrollport's Sound effect generation capability to create [DURATION] of [EVENT] involving [MATERIAL OR SURFACE] in [ENVIRONMENT], heard from [LISTENER PERSPECTIVE]. It should feel [WEIGHT, INTENSITY OR TONE], be [ISOLATED OR LAYERED], and [LOOP OR END] cleanly. Avoid [UNWANTED SOUNDS] and show me the price before the paid run.Generate a sound effect from a written description with explicit duration and format controls.
Scrollport identifies and validates the best-in-class API tools and provides them on a pay-as-you-go basis so you don't need to maintain a separate provider account, subscription or credits.
Give your agent the setup prompt to receive $1 in trial credit and start using the tools right away.
Describe the event, material, environment and listener perspective so your agent can create a sound that fits the scene rather than a generic effect.
Name what causes the sound, the surface or material involved, the space around it, the distance from the listener and the required duration. Say whether it must be isolated, layered or loopable.
Listen in the intended scene and on the target playback device. Check timing, unwanted ambience, clipping, tonal fit, loop seams and whether the effect competes with speech or music.
Ask for a small range that changes one useful quality, such as weight, distance or intensity. Choose the strongest direction before requesting a longer or more precisely timed version.
This prompt anchors the effect in a physical event and listening perspective.
Example prompt to give your agent
Use Scrollport's Sound effect generation capability to create [DURATION] of [EVENT] involving [MATERIAL OR SURFACE] in [ENVIRONMENT], heard from [LISTENER PERSPECTIVE]. It should feel [WEIGHT, INTENSITY OR TONE], be [ISOLATED OR LAYERED], and [LOOP OR END] cleanly. Avoid [UNWANTED SOUNDS] and show me the price before the paid run.