Audio Trim / Cut
Set start/end (seconds or mm:ss) and optional fade-in/out. Output is MP3 (VBR).
Range
Parsed: 0:00
Parsed: to end
Fades (s)
Tip: 0.5–1.0s fades sound natural for speech.
About
Use this tool to cut an audio file to the exact segment you need. Set a start and end time, preview the result, and export a clean clip. It’s ideal for removing silence at the beginning, cutting highlights, or creating a ringtone-length excerpt.
You can also add simple fades to avoid abrupt starts and endings. This is especially useful for spoken audio and music clips where hard cuts sound unnatural.
For a production-ready result, trim first, then normalize loudness to a target level. If you’re combining multiple clips, merge them after trimming to keep the final timeline clean.
FAQ
›Which time format can I use?
You can typically use seconds or mm:ss, depending on the input field guidance.
›Why do I hear a click at the cut?
Hard cuts can create clicks. Use fades or cut at a zero-crossing when possible.
›Does trimming reduce quality?
Trimming itself does not add noise; quality depends on the output format/encoding settings.
›Can I trim multiple parts?
This tool focuses on a single segment. For multiple segments, trim separately and merge afterwards.
›What output format do I get?
The tool exports a compatible audio file (commonly MP3), depending on the workflow.
Related Tools
- Remove Silence/tools/audio/silence
- Normalize Audio (LUFS)/tools/audio/normalize
- Speed / Pitch/tools/audio/speed
- Merge MP3/tools/audio/merge
- MP4 → MP3/tools/audio/mp4-to-mp3
- Stereo / Mono Mixer/tools/audio/stereo-mono