MP3 Cutter Online — Trim Audio Free, No Download
Last updated: 2026-03-10
You need a 30-second clip from a 4-minute song for your video project. Or you want to cut the first 10 seconds of silence from your podcast recording. Or you are making a ringtone. All of these require the same thing: a simple way to cut audio.
How to Cut an MP3 in 3 Steps
- Upload or drag your audio file. We support MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, FLAC, and AAC.
- Set start and end points. Use the waveform display to visually select the section you want. Drag the handles or type exact timestamps.
- Download. Choose your output format and quality. The trimmed file downloads instantly.
Features
| Feature | What It Does | When to Use |
|---|---|---|
| Waveform display | Visual representation of audio | Finding exact cut points |
| Zoom in/out | Precise selection at millisecond level | Cutting between words or beats |
| Fade in | Gradually increase volume at start | Ringtones, music clips |
| Fade out | Gradually decrease volume at end | Avoiding abrupt endings |
| Multiple formats | Output as MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A | Different device requirements |
| Quality preservation | No re-encoding when possible | Maintaining original quality |
Ringtone Cutting Tips
- iPhone ringtones: Must be M4R format, max 30 seconds. Cut your clip to 25-30 seconds, export as M4A, rename to .m4r.
- Android ringtones: MP3 format, no length limit (but 30-45 seconds is standard).
- Start on a beat. Ringtones that start mid-phrase sound jarring. Find a natural starting point.
- Add a short fade-in (0.5 seconds) so the ringtone does not blast at full volume instantly.
Cut your audio — free, instant, no software needed.
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According to Apple Support, iPhone ringtones must be in M4R format and no longer than 30 seconds.
As MDN Web Docs explains, the Web Audio API enables real-time audio processing directly in the browser.