Rain and thunder storm

Free rain and thunder storm sound effect for video, games, and podcasts. Royalty-free Mixkit-licensed SFX on Soundex — no signup required.

No-attribution music means no credit line, no royalties and no claims — cleared for personal and commercial use without naming the artist.

What this license allows

Use the music in monetized videos, ads, podcasts, games, apps and client deliverables without crediting. Unlike CC-BY, nothing must appear in descriptions. Standard limit: do not resell or redistribute tracks as standalone music files.

• Agency and freelance client videos
• Paid social and search ads
• Corporate internal + external films
• Apps and product UI sound beds
• White-label content packages

How to decide if no-attribution is right

1. Will a credit line look unprofessional or be impossible? Choose this.
2. Building a personal YouTube channel okay with credits? CC-BY is fine too.
3. Need maximum legal freedom to remix/resell audio itself? Prefer CC0.
4. Handing files to a client who re-edits blindly? No-attribution or CC0.
5. Read royalty free vs copyright free.

Tip: “Royalty free” is not automatically “no attribution.” Always read the track’s license badge on FreeSoundHub.

People also ask about no-attribution / royalty-free music

Is no-attribution the same as copyright free?

Not always. It means you can use it without crediting under our terms — copyright may still exist while usage rights are granted.

Can I put these in a ThemeForest / template pack?

Usually you may include them inside a larger product, not sell the raw MP3 as your own music pack — check the track terms.

Best for corporate YouTube?

Yes — pair with the corporate and YouTube collections.

Every FreeSoundHub track shows its license on the download page. Compare options on our licenses hub, or read royalty free vs copyright free and the Creative Commons guide before you publish.