Trim and cut audio online — free
Quick answer Cut down to exactly the range you need, or split one file into two at a chosen point.
Trim a range, split at a point, or auto-remove leading/trailing silence. 15MB max (Pro: 20MB).
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Trim or cut audio online for free with VoxCraft. Set a start and end time to keep only the part you need, or split one file into two at a chosen timestamp — no desktop editor required. Upload a file and the tool reads its duration automatically, so you can see exactly how much room you have to work with before setting your times.
How it works
- Upload your file — its duration is detected automatically.
- Choose Trim (keep a start–end range) or Split (break into two files at one point).
- Enter times in seconds, then tap Run.
- Download the trimmed file, or both halves if you split.
Who uses this
Removing dead air
Trim silence or filler from the start/end of a recording before publishing.
Making a ringtone
Cut the exact hook or moment you want out of a song for a custom ringtone — see the ringtone maker guide.
Extracting a soundbite
Pull just the relevant few seconds out of a longer interview or recording.
Splitting a long file
Break a long recording into two parts for separate editing or upload-size limits.
Cleaning up voice memos
Cut a recording down to just the useful part before sharing it.
Tips for better results
- The duration shown is read directly from your uploaded file — if it looks wrong, the file may be corrupted or partially uploaded.
- For splitting a file into more than two parts, split once, then split one of the resulting halves again.
- Trim before you convert format, not after — it's one less step and keeps quality consistent.
Frequently asked questions
Can I split into more than 2 parts in one pass?
Not in a single run — split repeatedly on the resulting files for more than two parts.
What file size limit applies?
15MB per file on Free and 20MB with Pro, the same as the other short-audio tools.
Does trimming lose quality?
For lossy formats there's a small re-encode; for WAV, trimming is lossless.