Sound effects for your server — no bot, no install, just a link.
Create a room, upload your clips, and share a link with your Discord server. Everyone in the call hears the same sounds in real time — no bots, no permissions to set up, nothing to install.
Sign in with Google and create a soundboard room. It takes about a minute and costs nothing.
Drag in MP3, WAV, or OGG files up to 50 MB. Trim each one in the waveform editor so it starts on the hit, and give it an icon you will recognise at a glance.
Paste the room invite link into your Discord channel. Anyone who opens it joins the same board — no bot to authorise, no server permissions to change.
Press a button and every member of the room hears it at the same moment. Bind hotkeys to your top clips so you can fire them without leaving the call.
Works entirely in the browser. Share a link and anyone with it hears your sounds — no Discord bot permissions needed.
Zero-latency WebSocket sync. Press play once — every member hears it at exactly the same moment.
Bind any keyboard shortcut to any sound. Trigger clips mid-conversation without lifting your eyes from the screen.
Let members join as listeners — they hear every sound without access to the controls.
Trim any clip to the exact moment with the built-in waveform editor. Cut the silence, keep the hit.
No premium tier, no credit card, no cap on rooms or clips. Soundboard Online is completely free to use.
Every server converges on roughly the same board: a few arrival sounds, a few memes, a couple of game-night cues, and a growing pile of clips that only make sense to the eight people in the call. Here is the part you can plan for.
The first thing any server adds. Give the regulars their own entrance sound and it becomes a running bit within a week.
The core of the board. Keep them under two seconds and bind the top five to hotkeys — a meme you have to go looking for is a meme that arrives too late.
For the nights the whole server is in one voice channel playing something. These land best when everyone hears them at once rather than through one person’s mic.
Less funny, genuinely useful — especially in servers with thirty people in a channel and someone always talking over someone else.
Clips you upload are yours to be responsible for. Freesound and Pixabay cover most of the standard effects, and anything you record yourself is always safe.
Free to use. No credit card required.