Maybe you want a clean clip of a song, a sample for a video, or just the good part of a recording. Cutting audio is simple when you can see the waveform and select exactly the section you want — and you can do it free securely, with smooth fades and no upload.
Pick an MP3 or other audio file — a waveform appears so you can see the sound.
Set the start and end times of the part you want to keep.
Turn on fade in and out for a smooth cut, and choose MP3 or WAV.
Cut the selection and download your clip.
Why fades matter
A hard cut at the start or end of a clip often produces an audible click or an abrupt jump. A short fade in and fade out — even a fraction of a second — smooths those edges so the clip starts and ends cleanly. It’s the single biggest difference between an amateur-sounding cut and a polished one.
MP3 or WAV?
- MP3 is small and plays everywhere — best for sharing.
- WAV is lossless and uncompressed — best if you’ll edit the clip further.
Tip: Making a phone ringtone? Keep the clip under 40 seconds, or use the dedicated Ringtone Maker which exports the right format for iPhone and Android.
Cut your audio now
Select a section on the waveform, add fades, and export — free and private.
Open the Audio Cutter tool →Frequently Asked Questions
Is my audio uploaded?
No. Cutting is done securely — nothing is stored.
What can I export?
MP3 for sharing, or WAV for lossless quality.
Can I make a ringtone?
Yes — cut a section under 40 seconds, or use the Ringtone Maker for a phone-ready file.
Is it free?
Yes — free, with no watermark or limits.