Works as a mobile web app
Open AudioMultiCut in Android Chrome and use the browser file picker to select a local recording.
Android audio splitter
Split MP3, M4A or WAV on Android in Chrome. Select the parts you want, preview each clip and download MP3 or WAV files. No app install or account needed.
Upload audio
Choose a local recording from Files, Recorder, WhatsApp downloads, or another Android source and open the browser editor.
Direct answer
On Android, open AudioMultiCut in Chrome and choose a saved recording. Select the parts you want on the waveform, adjust the start and end, and listen before exporting. Download the clips as MP3 or WAV, then share the saved files through WhatsApp, Telegram or another app. You can do this without installing an app.
Open AudioMultiCut in Android Chrome and use the browser file picker to select a local recording.
Export shorter MP3 clips that are easier to send through messaging apps and file tools.
For repeat use, install the site from Chrome so AudioMultiCut is available like a lightweight app.
Use Android Chrome for the best browser support and file handling.
Choose audio from Files, downloads, recorder apps, or shared media folders.
Mark the part you want on the waveform, then adjust its start and end. Play it to check the cut. Add another selection for each clip you want to keep.
Download MP3 or WAV clips and share them through the Android app you prefer.
Yes. AudioMultiCut works in Android Chrome for common audio formats that the browser can decode.
Yes. In Chrome, use the browser menu and choose Add to Home screen or Install app when available.
Try a shorter export, close other heavy tabs, or use a desktop browser for very large recordings.
The web editor you are using works in your Android browser too: open audiomulticut.com, load the recording, and split it right on the phone. There is also an Android app.
Upload once, create every clip you need, preview the boundaries, and export finished audio files from the browser.
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