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Outlook mail notification sound

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The Outlook mail notification chime that sounds when a new email arrives in Microsoft Outlook, used by creators to signal an incoming message.

This is the short, bright notification chime Microsoft Outlook plays when a new message lands in your inbox. Lasting just over a second, it opens with a soft, rising two-note tone that feels clean, polite and instantly familiar to office workers and email users. The sound is not loud or alarming, but it cuts through quiet background audio just enough to grab attention. For a viewer, it triggers an immediate association with checking email, waiting for news or receiving an important update, which makes it a useful shorthand for a message arriving on screen.

This chime is the default new-mail alert built into Microsoft Outlook, the email client used in offices, schools and homes around the world. Because so many people hear it throughout the workday, the short tone has become instantly recognisable as the sound of an email arriving, even outside Outlook itself. Online creators now lift it from its original inbox context and use it in videos, streams and edits to stand in for any incoming message, notification or reply, which keeps it useful long after its first use as a simple desktop alert.

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What is the Outlook mail notification sound?

It is the short chime Microsoft Outlook plays when a new email arrives in your inbox, designed to alert you without interrupting your work. It is clean, brief and easy to recognise.

Where does this sound come from?

It comes from Microsoft Outlook, where it is set as the default alert for incoming mail. Many people recognise it from using Outlook at work, school or home every day.

How do creators use this sound in videos?

Creators place it over a phone, laptop or inbox shot to show that a message has just arrived, often before a character reads or reacts to it. It works best once, at a natural volume.