The hollow knock of a muyu, the wooden fish struck by monks while chanting, also known as a temple block. Short and woody, with one to three hits per variation. Clicker games have made the "tok" of a wooden fish famous on its own. Every press of New in the editor brews a different wooden fish; these 12 are a fixed selection so the links stay the same.

Good for

Clicker and idle game taps
Temples, monasteries and chanting
Clock ticks and countdowns
UI taps with an Eastern feel

Tweaking tip

Single-hit variants are best for repeated taps; double hits work as a "next" or "confirm" sound. 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 woodfish --count 5 --out assets/sfx/wooden-fish.wav

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

claude mcp add sfxbrew -- npx -y sfxbrew mcp

Free agent skill that teaches your agent when and how to use it: Agensi · GitHub