Fast preview and export
Go from opening a file to previewing and downloading the selected moment without setting up a full editing project.
Upload an audio file, select the exact region on the waveform, preview the cut, and export a clean WAV.
Review supported formats, file limits, output options, and the editing workflow before you start.
Every control supports one job: define a clean boundary, hear the exact selection, and export a reusable audio clip.
Go from opening a file to previewing and downloading the selected moment without setting up a full editing project.
Add a short linear fade at either boundary to soften clicks or abrupt starts without opening a full audio editor.
Download a standard 16-bit PCM WAV that is easy to reuse in editors, samplers, podcast timelines, and video projects.
A focused cutter is the better first tool when you need one clean excerpt instead of a full production project.
Create a new clip from the selected region while keeping the original audio file unchanged.
A waveform plus numeric start and end fields makes the cut visible and repeatable instead of relying on a vague playback position.
Supported formats, the 100 MB file limit, selected duration, and WAV output stay visible throughout the workflow.
The workflow stays short because trimming one useful moment should not require a full editing project.
Choose a supported audio file up to 100 MB and wait for its waveform to appear.
Drag the waveform boundaries or enter exact start and end times. The selected duration updates immediately.
Preview the selection, enable a fade when needed, and download the chosen region as a WAV file.
Audio Cutter is most useful when the exact boundary matters more than a large set of production effects.
Keep one answer, remove dead air around it, and hand a clean WAV excerpt to an editor.
Save a chorus, transition, sample idea, or ringtone-length moment without editing the entire song.
Prepare a hook, voice-over, or sound bite before placing it in a Reel, Short, or TikTok edit.
Isolate a difficult bar, phrase, or pronunciation reference for repeated listening.
Straight answers about formats, file limits, output quality, mobile use, and repeat cuts.
Continue with the next task instead of forcing one editor to do everything.
Choose the exact moment you need, preview the cut, and download a clean WAV in a few simple steps.
Cut an audio file