Make your own lock sound from a file you already have, or from a line you type. Either way you end up with a LockChime.wav.
Pick the 5 seconds you want from any MP3, WAV, OGG, or M4A, set the volume, and export a LockChime.wav. The file is processed in your browser and never uploaded.


Type up to 80 characters and play a sample of each voice before you pick one. The text is sent to ElevenLabs to be spoken, then you download it as a LockChime.wav.


Tesla only needs a WAV named LockChime.wav. Both tools also apply the settings recommended for clean playback:
LockChime.wavThe lock chime is not the only sound you can change. The Tesla sound effects guide covers the horn and Sentry Mode alerts too.
Every sound in the library downloads as a LockChime.wav.