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Audio Cutter

Trim an audio file down to just the part you need. Supports MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A — processed entirely in your browser.

Click or drag a file here

MP3 · WAV · OGG · M4A supported

🔒 All processing runs in your browser — files are never uploaded to a server.

✂️ When to use an audio cutter

  • Cutting just the chorus of a song to use as a ringtone
  • Extracting only the part you need from a long recording
  • Trimming a quotable clip from a podcast or lecture recording

🎯 Tips for a precise cut

Preview with the audio player above while dragging the sliders to line up the exact start and end points. The output is re-encoded in the same format as your input, so the trimmed file plays back just like the original.

🔒 Your audio is never uploaded

Trimming runs using a conversion engine (ffmpeg) downloaded into your browser. Your file is never sent anywhere, so it's safe to trim unreleased recordings or personal voice memos too.

✂️ Common uses for cutting clips

Typical ways people extract just the part they need from a long audio file.

Use caseHow it helps
Ringtones & alertsExtract a short ~30-second clip
Lecture & meeting recordingsPull out only the remarks that matter to share
BGM & sound effectsIsolate the section to drop into a video or project
Podcast highlightsClip key moments from long episodes

Guide: trimming an audio file to an exact clip →

💬 Frequently Asked Questions

Is the trimmed file saved in the same format as the original?
Yes. It keeps the original file's format (MP3, WAV, OGG, or M4A).
How precisely can I set the cut points?
The sliders move in 0.1-second steps, so you can set the clip quite precisely.
Can I trim long audio files too?
Yes, though longer files take more time to process in your browser.
What happens to the quality of the cut?
It saves in the same format and quality as the source — cutting itself does not degrade the audio.
Can I cut at an exact point?
Use the range slider with the preview to adjust start and end points by the second.

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