Paper & Book UI 90 Sound Effects

Add tactile paper and book interactions to your game or app with 90 sound effects covering page turns, book covers, paper handling, scrolls, bookmarks, stamps, and writing. The pack includes 30 actions with three variations each, suited to codex and reading screens, menus, inventory, quest logs, letters, and card interfaces.

Included categories (15 sounds each):

• Page Turns: single-page turns, reverse turns, quick flips, multiple-page flips, and heavy page turns.
• Book Covers: light and heavy openings, soft and firm closings, and setting a book down.
• Paper Handling: picking up, placing down, sliding, stacking and aligning, and shuffling paper.
• Scrolls & Folds: unrolling and rolling scrolls, folding and unfolding paper, and opening a letter.
• Bookmarks & Tabs: inserting and removing bookmarks, selecting and sliding page tabs, and settling a bookmark.
• Stamps & Writing: pressing and lifting a stamp, short pencil strokes, pencil scribbles, and eraser rubbing.

Formats: 90 stereo WAV files (44.1 kHz, 16-bit PCM) and 90 stereo OGG Vorbis files (44.1 kHz), for 180 audio files total. WAV sample peaks target approximately −1 dBFS; lossy OGG encoding can produce different decoded peaks. The files were automatically trimmed at detected silent edges with up to about 10 ms of retained margin, then given fades of up to 5 ms at each end.

Usage: Use and edit the sounds in personal or commercial finished games, apps, videos, and other multimedia projects. Credit is optional. Do not sell or redistribute the sounds as standalone files or repackage them in another sound library or asset pack. See LICENSE.txt for the full terms.

AI disclosure: AI tools assisted with sound preset and parameter design, production scripts, automated technical checks, cover layout, and product copy. The actual audio files were rendered using Bfxr2 procedural synthesis engines.

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