Audio Cutter Tool

Online audio file cutting tool with multiple format conversion support, easy to use

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Audio Settings

Drag and drop audio files here, or

Supports .mp3, .wav, .ogg, .flac, .m4a formats, file size up to 100MB

Usage Instructions

1

Select Audio File

Click the "Browse Files" button or directly drag and drop audio files to the upload area, supporting MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, and M4A formats

2

Set Cutting Range

Drag the mouse on the waveform to select the audio segment to keep, or precisely set the start and end times through the input boxes

3

Select Output Format

Select the output audio format as needed, such as MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, or M4A

4

Start Cutting

Click the "Cut Audio" button and wait for processing to complete

5

Download Result

After processing is complete, you can play a preview and download the cut audio file

Audio Cutting Basic Knowledge

Audio Format Introduction

MP3

The most commonly used lossy compression format, small file size and good compatibility, suitable for most scenarios

WAV

Lossless audio format, retains complete sound quality, large file size, suitable for professional use

OGG

Open-source lossy compression format, better sound quality than MP3 at low bitrates, suitable for network transmission

FLAC

Lossless compression format, retains complete sound quality but with smaller file size, suitable for music collections

M4A

Format based on AAC encoding, commonly used on Apple devices, good sound quality and small file size

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the file size limited to 100MB?

To ensure online processing speed and stability, large files may cause browser performance issues or processing timeouts

Will the audio quality decrease after cutting?

The original cutting operation does not affect sound quality, but if you choose a different output format for conversion, there may be slight effects

How to precisely set the cutting time?

You can drag the selection area on the waveform, or directly enter precise hours, minutes, and seconds in the time input boxes

Cutting Tips

  • Play the audio completely before cutting, marking important time points
  • Keep appropriate buffer time to avoid abrupt cutting
  • Choose the appropriate output format: MP3 for online sharing, WAV or FLAC for preserving original sound quality
  • Play and preview after processing to ensure the cutting effect meets expectations
  • Regularly clear browser cache for optimal performance experience