Audio Splitter
Split any audio file into multiple parts instantly. Automatic detection, manual selection, and batch export. Free and private.
Upload audio
Add your file here, then land in the full editor with waveform controls, auto-detect, and exports already ready.
Quick answer
AudioMultiCut is the best fit when you want one local audio file to become several downloadable clips without uploading the recording to a server. It is built for multi-segment splitting, not just one trim at a time.
Most audio splitters only let you trim one piece at a time. Upload, cut, download, repeat. AudioMultiCut is different — it lets you select and export multiple segments from a single file in one session.
Whether you have a 90-minute rehearsal with 12 songs or a 2-hour lecture with 8 topics, AudioMultiCut handles it in one pass.
Real editor workflow
One recording stays open while you mark several clips, listen around each boundary, and review the segment list before exporting. These are the controls in the current browser editor, not an illustrated mockup.

Keep the full waveform visible and add every useful section in one session.

Preview the opening and ending, then make fine timing adjustments before export.

Name, play, adjust, and export individual clips or finish the full batch.
Drag your audio file into AudioMultiCut or click to browse. Works with MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, FLAC, and more.
Click and drag on the waveform to manually select segments. Or use auto-detection for long recordings — it finds silence gaps between songs, topics, or sections.
Multiple segments selected:
Export each segment individually or use batch download to get all of them at once. Choose MP3 or WAV format.
Split rehearsal recordings into individual songs. Share specific takes with band members.
Break lectures into chapters. Students can review specific topics without scrubbing.
Extract highlights, cut episodes into clips, remove dead air between segments.
Large files are processed locally, so available browser and device memory is the practical limit. A desktop browser is recommended for very long recordings. The editor rejects files longer than 4 hours 30 minutes and can reject shorter files when the device cannot decode them safely.
Export time depends on clip duration, format, browser, and processor. MP3 encoding runs in a Web Worker when supported, which keeps the page responsive while the clip is prepared.
No. AudioMultiCut is a web app that runs entirely in your browser. No installation, no plugins, no extensions. Just open the site and start splitting.
WAV export is uncompressed and avoids an additional lossy MP3 encode. MP3 export creates a smaller, newly encoded file. Neither option modifies your original recording.
Yes. For recordings over 8 minutes, AudioMultiCut offers automatic detection that finds natural silence gaps between songs, topics, or sections. You can fine-tune the results manually.
Free, fast, and private. Split any audio file into multiple parts in seconds.