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Discord Notification Sounds

Preview every Discord notification sound including the default ping, message, call and deafen sounds. Download them as MP3 files to use as custom notification tones.

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Tool

Discord ships its notification sounds inside the app itself rather than serving them from a public URL, and they are Discord's own assets, so this site does not rehost them. You can pull them out of the copy of Discord already installed on your machine in about a minute.

Where the files live

Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Discord\app-*\modules\discord_voice\
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/discord/*/modules/discord_voice/
Browser: Open Discord in a tab, then DevTools → Network → filter by mp3. Trigger a sound and it appears in the list, ready to save.

Filenames to look for

Messagemessage1.mp3

The default incoming-message ping.

Mentionmention1.mp3

Plays when someone @mentions you.

Call ringtonecall_ringing.mp3

Incoming voice or video call.

Call callingcall_calling.mp3

Plays while your outgoing call rings.

Voice joinuser_join.mp3

Someone enters your voice channel.

Voice leaveuser_leave.mp3

Someone leaves your voice channel.

Mutemute.mp3

Your microphone is muted.

Unmuteunmute.mp3

Your microphone is unmuted.

Deafendeafen.mp3

You deafen yourself.

Undeafenundeafen.mp3

You undeafen yourself.

Stream startedstream_started.mp3

Someone starts a screen share.

Disconnectdisconnect.mp3

You drop out of a voice channel.

Filenames vary between Discord builds. Use these as a guide rather than an exact list, and keep extracted sounds to personal use - they remain Discord's property.

About this tool

This reference collects the classic Discord notification sounds with previews so you can pick a phone or desktop tone.

Using them personally is fine.

How to use

Click a sound to preview it.

Right-click and save to download.

Set it as your device notification tone.

Where Discord keeps its sounds

Discord bundles its notification sounds inside the installed client rather than serving them from a public URL, which is why there is no link to copy. On Windows they sit under the local application data directory in the voice module; on macOS, under Application Support in the equivalent path.

The browser client fetches them over the network, so opening DevTools, filtering the Network tab by mp3 and triggering a sound reveals the file directly. That is usually the quickest route and requires nothing installed.

Filenames vary between builds, so a list is a guide rather than a manifest. The set covers message and mention pings, call ringing, voice join and leave, mute and deafen, stream start and disconnect.

What you can do with them

These are Discord's assets. Extracting them for personal use - a ringtone, an alert in your own tooling - is ordinary practice; redistributing them or building a product around them is not, which is why this site does not host copies.

For a project that needs a notification sound, commissioning or licensing one is both safer and better: Discord's are instantly recognisable, which means using them in your own software actively confuses users about where a notification came from.