
Start and end on the right note
Leave out the silence before a song or stop just after the last word. Zoom into the waveform, drag the handles, or enter exact times to refine your selection.
Try Audio CutterFree Audio CutterFind the chorus, skip a long intro, or isolate a moment from a recording. Select and preview audio clips online with a waveform that helps you see where to cut.Select and preview audio clips, from a chorus to a recording excerpt.

Leave out the silence before a song or stop just after the last word. Zoom into the waveform, drag the handles, or enter exact times to refine your selection.
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Mark a chorus, a verse, and an instrumental break without opening the same recording again. Give each clip its own start and end points, then listen to them individually.
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Loop a selection to catch an abrupt ending or a clipped first word. Adjust the boundaries and compare with the full track until the timing feels right.
Try Audio CutterFree Audio CutterEditing and preview are free. Export costs 4 credits per task; failed processing is refunded.
Try Audio CutterSelect a completed song or open a local audio file up to 100 MB.
Click Open Editor, then drag the handles or enter exact times to define your clips.
Preview your clips, choose an output format, then export the selected clip or all clips as separate files. Download the results from History.
Create a song, shape its sound, separate vocals, or turn it into a music video. Find the right tool for your next step.
Editing and preview are free. Export costs 4 credits per task; failed processing is refunded.
Choose a song or a local audio file, then click Open Editor. Drag the selection handles around the part you want, or enter its start and end times. Use Preview clip and Loop to check that the first and last notes are not cut short.
For a song from My Songs, Remove selected lets you preview the remaining sequence. Export saves each remaining section as a separate file; it does not join the sections into one recording.
Yes. Add and preview several clips, then choose All clips to export each as a separate file in one task.
Choose a local audio file up to 100 MB. The file picker accepts common formats including MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, and AAC, but playback depends on your browser's codec support. If a file will not load, try a playable MP3 or WAV copy.
No. Selecting and previewing clips does not overwrite or re-encode your original song or local file. You can adjust the selection or undo an edit while working, without changing the source recording.
Yes. Set the clip boundaries, choose MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A or AAC, then export. Each task costs 4 credits; failed processing is refunded.
Unsaved editor selections are held in this page session. Submitted exports and completed files remain in History. Download results within their displayed expiry period.