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Slow Rising Underwater Bubbles — free sound effect

4.0s · WAV & MP3 · foley · 121 downloads · quality 9.7/10 · royalty-free, CC BY 4.0

gurgling, wet, resonant, submerged, slow, bubbly

Credit it like this (the one condition of the free licence):

“Slow Rising Underwater Bubbles” by BudgetPixel AI (https://budgetpixel.com/sfx/slow-rising-underwater-bubbles-8d5ca935) — CC BY 4.0

About this sound

An AI-generated sound effect: “submerged bubbles rising slowly from the deep”. Quality-checked before listing, free for commercial and personal projects — videos, games, podcasts, apps and client work. No royalties — just credit BudgetPixel AI.

Direct file: WAV · 44.1 kHz — both WAV and MP3 are on the download button.

Editor's note (9.7/10): This clean, artifact-free foley clip perfectly matches the brief, featuring slow rising submerged bubbles with no extraneous noise or unwanted elements.

Also searched as: underwater bubbles, rising bubbles, deep water bubbles, bubble foley, submerged gurgle, water bubble sound

Sound effect licensing — common questions

Is "Slow Rising Underwater Bubbles" free to use commercially?
Yes. "Slow Rising Underwater Bubbles" is free for commercial and personal use under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) — monetised YouTube videos, podcasts, games, apps, ads, streams, films and client work are all covered, with no fees, royalties or subscription. The one condition is the credit: “Slow Rising Underwater Bubbles” by BudgetPixel AI (https://budgetpixel.com/sfx/slow-rising-underwater-bubbles-8d5ca935) — CC BY 4.0
Do I have to credit BudgetPixel to use "Slow Rising Underwater Bubbles"?
Yes — crediting BudgetPixel AI is the one condition of the licence, and downloading still needs no account. Put the credit line from this page wherever your project lists sources: a video description, end credits, show notes, or a game's credits screen.
What format and length is "Slow Rising Underwater Bubbles"?
"Slow Rising Underwater Bubbles" runs 4 seconds and downloads as WAV at 44.1 kHz, with MP3 on the same download button. Both formats carry the identical licence, so pick whichever your editor prefers — WAV for layering and pitch work, MP3 when file size matters.
Can I use "Slow Rising Underwater Bubbles" in a monetised YouTube video?
Yes. Monetised video is explicitly permitted. BudgetPixel never registers library audio with Content ID, and because this sound effect is licensed to everyone non-exclusively under CC BY 4.0, no one can hold the exclusive rights Content ID requires. If a claim ever appears, dispute it and cite this page and its licence.

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Call the API

One request, with an API key from the developer console:

curl -G https://api.budgetpixel.com/v1/stock/sound-effects \
  --data-urlencode "query=slow rising underwater bubbles" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $BUDGETPIXEL_API_KEY"

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