A short burst of real typewriter keystrokes, three to eight keys with uneven gaps like a person typing. A quarter of the variations end with the carriage bell. Every press of New in the editor brews a different typing; these 12 are a fixed selection so the links stay the same.

Good for

Dialogue text appearing letter by letter
Terminals, hacking and computers
Letters, reports and notes
Name entry screens

Tweaking tip

For text that types itself, play a short variation every few characters instead of one per letter. Open any variant with Edit to change it with sliders.

License

Free for commercial and non-commercial use. No attribution, no sign-up. Most sounds are synthesized from scratch; the few that use recordings use CC0 (public domain) recordings, so there are no third-party rights attached.

Generate them from code or an AI agent

The same sounds are available from the command line:

npx sfxbrew typing --count 5 --out assets/sfx/typing.wav

Or let Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client add them to your project, then ask for "typing sounds":

claude mcp add sfxbrew -- npx -y sfxbrew mcp

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