Upload Audio to Trim

Drop an audio file here to trim it, or import from:

Add one audio file to choose the section you want to keep.

What is an audio trimmer?

An audio trimmer keeps one continuous section of a longer file. It is the fastest option when the only goal is to remove material before the chosen start point and after the chosen end point.

Unlike a full editor, the trimmer presents one focused range instead of a multi-clip project. Exact time fields and loop preview make it easier to confirm the cut before export.

Set exact boundaries

Drag waveform handles or enter start and end times to define the section that should remain.

Loop-preview the selection

Listen repeatedly to the chosen section so the start and ending feel correct before rendering.

Add short fades

Smooth an abrupt beginning or ending without opening a larger audio editor.

Export to the format you need

Save the trimmed section as MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, or AAC.

How to trim audio online

Choose an exact start and end point, loop-preview the selection, add fades, and export a shorter audio file.

  1. 1

    Upload the audio

    Open a song, recording, voice note, or compatible video file.

  2. 2

    Set start and end

    Drag the selection edges or type exact timestamps for the part you want to keep.

  3. 3

    Preview and add fades

    Loop the range and enable a fade when the boundary sounds too abrupt.

  4. 4

    Trim and download

    Choose an output format and export only the selected section.

When to trim an audio file

Remove empty beginnings and endings

Cut setup time, trailing silence, countdowns, or recording-room chatter.

Make a short preview

Create a sample, teaser, lesson excerpt, or review clip from a longer file.

Prepare a social audio clip

Keep only the section needed for a short post, reel, presentation, or video.

Select a ringtone section

Find the strongest continuous part of a song before opening the Ringtone Maker.

Audio trimming vs. cutting

Tool or settingWhat it doesBest for
TrimKeep one continuous rangeRemoving the start and end
CutExtract or remove a chosen regionDeleting a section or making an MP3 clip
SplitDivide audio into separate clipsRearranging or removing multiple sections

Frequently Asked Questions

What does trimming audio mean?

Trimming keeps a selected start-to-end range and removes everything outside it from the exported copy.

Yes. Use the start and end fields for tenths-of-a-second control in addition to waveform dragging.

Yes. Preview the selected range before export and adjust the boundaries as needed.

Yes. Enable fades to soften the first or last moment of the trimmed file.

Common audio formats and compatible audio tracks from video files are supported. The available export formats are shown in the editor.

Use the trimmer for one continuous range. Use the Audio Editor when you need to split, delete, duplicate, or rearrange several sections.