Cut the part of a song you love and save it as an MP3 or a ready-to-use iPhone ringtone - right in your browser. Cleaning up a long recording instead? The Audio Trimmer removes silence and pauses for you.
Still having trouble? Please contact us and we'll be happy to help!
Drag the handles to choose the part. Click the waveform to move the play position, drag across it to make a new selection.
Each preset keeps 30 or 40 seconds from the current start (or from the best part, if you found it), adds gentle fades and picks the right format.
Want just the catchy bit? Press Find the best 30 s - it jumps to the loudest stretch of the song, which is usually the chorus.
Ringtones need the right length and the right format.
Press Find the best 30 s, then iPhone 30 s or Android 30 s. The preset keeps 30 seconds, adds a short fade in and a 2 second fade out, and picks M4R for iPhone or MP3 for Android.
Got the song in a video? Pull the sound out first with Video to MP3.
Three ways to save, one waveform.
Want to stick clips back together in a new order? The Audio Joiner merges them with gaps or crossfades.
| Format | Best for | Made |
|---|---|---|
| MP3 | Android ringtones, car stereos, sharing | In your browser (LAME) |
| M4R | iPhone ringtones (up to 40 s) | In your browser or on our server |
| M4A | Apple Music, WhatsApp, voice notes | In your browser or on our server |
| WAV | Editing further, exact quality | In your browser |
| OGG / FLAC | Games and Android / lossless archive | On our server |
Chrome, Edge and Safari on Windows and Mac can write AAC themselves, so M4R and M4A never leave your computer there. Elsewhere our server encodes the finished cut and deletes it right after.
Need a different format for the whole song instead? Try WAV to MP3, M4A to MP3 or FLAC to MP3.
Drop the MP3 into the box, drag the two handles around the part you want and press Save MP3.
For an exact cut, type the start and end times or zoom in on the waveform.
Pick the part (or press Find the best 30 s), then press iPhone 30 s or iPhone 40 s and Save. You get an M4R file.
Connect your iPhone, open it in Finder or iTunes and drag the M4R onto it. iOS lists ringtones up to 40 seconds.
Press Android 30 s and save the MP3. Copy it into the Ringtones folder of your phone, or open it and choose Set as ringtone.
Yes. Select the part you do not want and pick Remove selection. Both sides are joined with a tiny crossfade, so there is no click.
No - cutting happens in your browser and MP3 and WAV are saved right there.
Only OGG and FLAC, and M4A or M4R in browsers without their own AAC encoder, are encoded on our server from your finished cut. That file is deleted right after.
The cut part is decoded and saved again, so an MP3 is re-encoded once. At Match (the bitrate of your file) or 192 kbps and above, the difference is very hard to hear. WAV and FLAC lose nothing.
Yes. The ID3 tags of your file (title, artist, album, year) are copied into the new MP3, and you can edit them under Tags before saving.
There is no upload, so the limit is your device memory. Songs and podcasts up to a few hours work fine on a computer; on phones, keep files under about an hour.
