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How to cut MP3 online: trim a piece and join fragments

Want to keep just the chorus, cut the silence at the start, grab a specific snippet or assemble one track from several pieces? All of that is done online, right in your browser — no software to install and nothing uploaded.

Why trim and join audio

How to trim mp3 (or wav) in 4 steps

How to join several pieces

Add several files at once — each becomes its own clip in the list. Trim each one, reorder them with the arrows, and duplicate a piece when needed (to slice one track into parts and rearrange them). On build all clips are joined back-to-back into a single file, with smooth transitions if you enable fades.

Formats and quality

The fastest way

Our free Audio Cutter does all of this in a couple of clicks right in the browser: load audio, cut on the waveform, join pieces and download as MP3 or WAV. Processing runs on the Web Audio engine on your device, and the file never leaves it.

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Cut and join mp3, wav and other formats right in the browser, nothing uploaded.
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Also need to convert WAV to MP3 or clean up the sound? See the neighbouring free Lab tools.

FAQ

How to cut mp3 online?
Upload a file, drag the two markers — start and end — right on the waveform (or type the time in seconds), preview the segment and click "Build & download". The finished mp3 is built in your browser and downloads instantly.
Can I join several pieces into one track?
Yes. Add several files — each becomes a clip in the list. Reorder them, duplicate and trim each one; on build all pieces are joined into a single file in order.
Is it free and private? Is the file uploaded?
Fully free, no limits, no watermarks. Nothing is uploaded — trimming and joining run locally in your browser, the audio never leaves your device.
Which formats are supported?
Input: mp3, wav, m4a, ogg (flac in some browsers). Output: MP3 (128, 192 or 320 kbps) or 16-bit WAV. Smooth fade-in and fade-out included.
Will the mp3 quality drop?
Trimming itself does not hurt the sound. When exporting to MP3 pick 320 kbps for top quality; WAV has no re-compression at all.

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