Fart Prank Sounds: Play, Time or Send a Fart
A fart prank sound only works if three things line up: the right clip, the right moment, and a room that will laugh rather than wince. Everything you need for the first two is on this page — tap any sound to hear it, arm one on a delay, or send a fart to someone else's phone. It is all free and runs in the browser.
Pick the Right Prank Fart Sound
Different situations need different farts. Here are the four that do the most work:
Squeaky Toot
Sounds accidental and slightly embarrassed — the most believable prank fart there is.
Thunderous Blast
The loudest clip on the site. Use sparingly and keep the volume sensible.
Machine Gun
Rapid-fire. Carries on past the point people expect it to stop, which doubles the laugh.
Classic Fart
Short, clean and instantly recognisable — the best one to set as someone's notification sound.
All eleven clips, including wet rippers and long howls, are on the fart soundboard. If you are after laughs rather than a prank specifically, the funniest fart sounds are ranked separately.
How to Send a Fart Sound to Someone
There are two reliable ways to get a fart noise onto someone else's phone:
- Send the link. Text them fartsound.net. The big 💨 button on the homepage plays a random fart the moment they tap it — no app, no sign-up, nothing to install. This is the classic "random link that leads to a fart" gag.
- Send the file. Download any clip as an MP3 from the soundboard and attach it to a message, chat or email. It plays inside the conversation, which works even if they never open a link.
For a text tone, save the MP3 and set it as a notification sound in your phone's sound settings. Assigning it to one specific contact is the version that ages best.
Set a Fart to Go Off Later
The most effective prank is a hands-free one, because you are nowhere near the phone when it happens. The fart timer lets you choose a clip and a delay — five seconds, ten seconds, a minute, ten minutes, or any custom number — and plays it automatically when the countdown ends. Set it, put the phone down, walk away.
Leave the browser open and the screen awake for the most reliable results; a sleeping device can delay the sound until the tab wakes back up.
Prank It Properly (and Harmlessly)
A fart prank is funny because it costs nobody anything. Keep it that way:
- Read the room first. A relaxed group will laugh. An exam hall, a place of worship, a hospital or a tense meeting will not.
- Keep the volume moderate. You want a surprise, not a startle. Loud enough to be heard, not loud enough to make someone jump.
- Own up quickly. Half the payoff is admitting it once the room reacts. Letting someone else take the blame turns a joke into something meaner.
- Never target strangers or anyone who might genuinely find it distressing.
- Don't record people without asking. If you want the reaction on video, get their okay before posting it anywhere.
Want to Do It for Real?
If a sound effect feels like cheating, there is a genuine technique — build up gas, move it into position, then relax and push gently. We cover the whole method in how to fart on command, including how to make it louder. And if you would rather nobody heard a thing, read about the silent pressure fart.
Fart Prank Sounds FAQ
How do I send a fart sound to someone?
Two ways. Text them a link to fartsound.net and the homepage button plays a random fart the moment they tap it. Or download a clip as an MP3 and attach it directly to a message so it plays in the conversation.
What is the best fart sound for a prank?
For a quiet room, the Squeaky Toot — it sounds accidental. For maximum reaction, the Thunderous Blast. For a prank that builds, the Machine Gun keeps going after people expect it to stop.
Can I set a fart sound to play later?
Yes. The fart timer takes a clip and a delay from five seconds upwards, then plays it automatically when the countdown hits zero. It runs entirely in your browser.
Can I use a fart sound as a ringtone or text tone?
Yes. Every clip on the soundboard has an ⬇ MP3 download link. Save the file and set it as a notification tone in your phone's sound settings.