The sound is filed in Minecraft under the internal name ui.toast.in and comes from Mojang's sandbox game Minecraft, first released in 2011. Toasts became the game's standard way to announce advancements and new recipes, so the cue is heard constantly during normal play. Clips and edits shared the sound beyond the game, where it joined other game UI cues like the GTA V notification as a shorthand for an unlock. Its clean, rewarding tone keeps it popular for fake achievements, alerts and progress memes.
About this sound
The toast in sound effect from Minecraft, played when an advancement or recipe unlock pops up, used for notification and achievement moments in videos.
This is the short interface sound that plays in Minecraft when a toast notification slides into the top corner of the screen for an advancement, challenge or recipe unlock. It is a bright, clean pop with a light chime-like tail, lasting only a moment but instantly signalling progress. Because players hear it after completing a goal, the sound carries a small sense of reward and completion. Outside the game it works in the same way, marking a new message, a finished task or a level up moment with a familiar, satisfying ping that viewers recognise immediately.