MP3 Cutter Online
Trim any MP3 file instantly in your browser. Set start and end points on a waveform, cut, and download. Free, private, no install.
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Drop your file below — it opens instantly in the full editor. No upload, nothing leaves your device.
Drop Audio to Cut
Supported: MP3, WAV, FLAC and OGG files
How to Cut MP3 Files Online
1. Drop your MP3 into the box at the top of this page, or tap to pick a file 2. It opens straight in the editor with the full waveform visible 3. Drag the start and end markers to select the section you want to keep 4. Click Export and choose your output format (MP3, WAV, FLAC, or OGG) 5. Your trimmed file downloads instantly The entire process happens locally in your browser. Your file never leaves your device — there's no upload, no server processing, and no waiting.
Why Use a Browser-Based MP3 Cutter?
Traditional audio editors like Audacity require installation and have complex interfaces designed for professionals. Online cutters that upload your files to a server are slow and raise privacy concerns. cut.audio's cutter runs entirely in your browser: • No installation — works on any device with a browser • No upload — your audio stays on your device • No waiting — processing happens locally at near-native speed • No account — no signup, no email, no payment
Supported Formats
The cutter accepts MP3, WAV, FLAC, and OGG input files. You can export in any of these formats regardless of the input format. This means you can load an MP3 and export as WAV for lossless quality, or load a WAV and export as MP3 for a smaller file.
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No download. No signup. Your files never leave your device.
Open Audio CutterFrequently Asked Questions
Yes. All features are free with no limits. There's no premium tier, no watermarks, and no file size restrictions.
If you export as MP3, the file is re-encoded which can slightly reduce quality. For perfect quality preservation, export as WAV or FLAC. The quality difference in MP3 re-encoding is negligible for most use cases.
Yes. Use the slice markers to define multiple cut points and export individual sections.