Ice in a glass is one of the most recognisable everyday foley sounds, and short clips like this one are commonly shared on soundboards for creators who need a quick, realistic drink sound without recording their own. The sharp clink reads instantly even on small phone speakers, which is why it works so well in short-form video, cooking clips, cafe content and relaxing compilations. Because it needs no explanation, editors return to it for pouring, serving and refreshment moments, and its simple, clean character keeps it useful across seasons, trends and video styles.
About this sound
The crisp clink and rattle of ice cubes dropping into a glass, ideal for drink pours, kitchen scenes, and calm ASMR-style video edits and beverage content.
This short clip captures several ice cubes tumbling into an empty glass, with each piece landing in a bright, glassy clink before settling into a soft, rattling shuffle as the glass fills. The sound is clean and close-up, so the sharp taps, light cracks and gentle rolling feel immediate and tactile rather than distant or muffled. It instantly suggests cold refreshment, a freshly poured drink and a quiet moment at home, making a simple visual feel cooler, fresher and more satisfying without needing any dialogue or music to explain what is happening.
