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Audio Cutter

Trim the ends off a recording or cut a chunk out of the middle. Add a fade, then save it as MP3 or WAV. The file never leaves your device.

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Four steps

How to cut an audio file online

  1. 01

    Open the file

    Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG or FLAC file on the box. It is read by your browser, so a 90-minute podcast opens without an upload bar.

  2. 02

    Mark the part

    Drag the Start and End sliders, click the waveform, or use the ±0.1 s buttons when you need to land right between two words.

  3. 03

    Keep it or cut it out

    Keep the highlighted part for a ringtone or a quote. Or cut it out to drop an ad read, a false start or a long pause from the middle.

  4. 04

    Fade and save

    Add a fade in or out if the edit sounds abrupt, pick MP3 or WAV, and download. Play the selection first so there are no surprises.

What people cut

Common reasons to trim audio

Ringtones and alert sounds

Pick the 20 seconds you like, add a short fade out, and save an MP3. Android takes it directly; on iPhone, import it through GarageBand.

Voiceover and podcast clean-up

Remove the breath before the first word, the “um” in the middle, or the dead air after you forgot to hit stop.

Quotes for social posts

Pull one sentence out of an interview and pair it with an audiogram or a video clip.

AI narration you want shorter

Generated a clip with text to speech and the ending runs long? Trim it here instead of generating again.

FAQ

Audio Cutter FAQs

01

Is my audio uploaded?

No. The file is decoded and cut in your browser. Nothing goes to our servers, which also means there is no upload wait for large files.
02

Will cutting an MP3 lower the quality?

The cut part is re-encoded, so an MP3 goes through one more round of compression. At 192 kbps you will not hear it on speech. If you plan to edit further, save as WAV, which is lossless.
03

Can I remove a section from the middle?

Yes. Highlight the part you do not want and choose “Cut it out”. The two sides are joined with a 10 ms crossfade so the join does not click.
04

What is the largest file it can open?

200 MB. That covers roughly three hours of 128 kbps MP3. Very long WAV files can use a lot of memory on phones, so if a phone tab reloads, try a laptop.
05

Which formats can it open?

Whatever your browser can play: MP3, WAV, M4A/AAC, OGG and FLAC in current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Some voice-memo formats like AMR are not supported by browsers.
06

Can I make an iPhone ringtone with it?

You can cut the part you want and download an MP3. iPhones want the M4R format, so import the MP3 into GarageBand on the phone and export it as a ringtone from there.

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Need the words first?

Type a script, pick one of 54 natural voices, and download MP3 or WAV. Then trim it here.

visual guide showing text converted into WAV and MP3 audio files for editing and download

Visual guide

An audio export guide for WAV, MP3, and production-ready speech files.