Is this audio cutter free?

Yes. Cutting, unlimited clips and unlimited exports in the original format are free - no account, no watermark, no ads. Pro is a one-time $19.90 purchase that adds batch ZIP export, CUE / chapters export and re-encoding to MP3, AAC or Opus.

Can I cut audio without uploading it?

Yes. The file is read locally with the Web Audio API; the audio never leaves your device.

How do I cut a section out of the middle of a file?

Place two cut points around the passage you want gone and export the parts on either side as separate clips. Everything outside the marked range is what you keep.

Will cutting reduce the audio quality?

No. MP3, AAC, WAV and M4A are cut at container boundaries, so the audio data is copied, not re-encoded. Free exports stay in the original format; Pro can re-encode to MP3, AAC or Opus if you want a smaller file.

Can I make several cuts at once?

Yes. Add as many cut points as you need - ten cuts means ten clips, all exported together in one pass instead of ten rounds of cut-download-reopen.

What's the difference between cutting and trimming?

Cutting removes a section and keeps everything around it. Trimming keeps one section and discards the rest. Both run on the same engine here.

What formats can I cut?

MP3, WAV, M4A / M4B, AAC, FLAC and OGG. MP3, WAV, M4A and AAC have no fixed length limit; FLAC and OGG are decoded first and cap out at roughly two hours in a browser tab.

Can I cut audio on my phone?

Yes, it runs in any modern mobile browser. For precise cut points on a long file, a larger screen is easier.

Audio Cutter

Cut an audio file online right in your browser. Mark the part you want to remove or keep, fine-tune the cut points on the waveform, and download the result - no install, no signup, no upload.

Choose an audio fileor drop a file here - MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC

How to cut audio

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Drop your file
Open an MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC or OGG file on the waveform. It is read locally in your browser and never sent to a server.
02
Mark the cut points
Move the handles until the selection matches what you want to cut out, or what you want to keep. Zoom in for precise edges.
03
Download the result
Export your edit in one click. Need several cuts? Add more cut points and export them all in a single pass.

Cut audio online - no install, no signup

Looking for an audio cutter online usually means you do not want another program on your machine. Nothing is installed here: the cutter opens with the page, reads your file locally and hands the result straight back as a download. There is no upload queue, no file-size ceiling and no account to create.

Cut a section out of the middle of a file

Most cutters only let you keep the beginning or the end. This one removes a passage from anywhere: mark two cut points around an ad break, a cough, a wrong take or a stretch of silence, and export everything on either side. That single ability is what separates a cutter from a trimmer.

Cut an audio file on any device

The same page works on Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, Android and iOS, because all of the work happens in the browser. There is no version to pick and no build to match your operating system, and nothing to update later.

Audio cutter vs trimmer vs splitter

A cutter removes something. A trimmer keeps one part and throws the rest away. A splitter turns one file into many tracks. If you only need the first ten seconds, the trimmer page is quicker. If you need ten separate tracks, use the splitter. If you need a chunk gone from the middle, you are on the right page.

Cut audio without touching the quality

MP3 and AAC are cut on frame boundaries, WAV by byte range and M4A on sample boundaries, so the audio stream is copied rather than re-encoded. There is no generation loss and no re-render wait. Free exports keep the original format; Pro adds re-encoding to MP3, AAC or Opus when you actually want a smaller file.

Common uses for an audio cutter

Removing a sponsor read from a podcast episode, cutting a mistake out of a voiceover, deleting the wait time at the start of a meeting recording, pulling one answer out of an interview, or shortening a song to the part you need for a video.

Supported formats

MP3 / AAC: Cut on frame boundaries - no re-encode
WAV: Cut by byte range - no re-encode
M4A / M4B: Cut on sample boundaries - no re-encode
FLAC / OGG: Decoded first; roughly 2 hours max in a browser tab

Questions

Is this audio cutter free?: Yes. Cutting, unlimited clips and unlimited exports in the original format are free - no account, no watermark, no ads. Pro is a one-time $19.90 purchase that adds batch ZIP export, CUE / chapters export and re-encoding to MP3, AAC or Opus.
Can I cut audio without uploading it?: Yes. The file is read locally with the Web Audio API; the audio never leaves your device.
How do I cut a section out of the middle of a file?: Place two cut points around the passage you want gone and export the parts on either side as separate clips. Everything outside the marked range is what you keep.
Will cutting reduce the audio quality?: No. MP3, AAC, WAV and M4A are cut at container boundaries, so the audio data is copied, not re-encoded. Free exports stay in the original format; Pro can re-encode to MP3, AAC or Opus if you want a smaller file.
Can I make several cuts at once?: Yes. Add as many cut points as you need - ten cuts means ten clips, all exported together in one pass instead of ten rounds of cut-download-reopen.
What's the difference between cutting and trimming?: Cutting removes a section and keeps everything around it. Trimming keeps one section and discards the rest. Both run on the same engine here.
What formats can I cut?: MP3, WAV, M4A / M4B, AAC, FLAC and OGG. MP3, WAV, M4A and AAC have no fixed length limit; FLAC and OGG are decoded first and cap out at roughly two hours in a browser tab.
Can I cut audio on my phone?: Yes, it runs in any modern mobile browser. For precise cut points on a long file, a larger screen is easier.