MP3 cutter: cut any song or audio clip
Choose an MP3, WAV, M4A or other audio file, or a video, and the sound appears as a waveform. Drag the edges of the highlighted region to the part you want, or type the start and end in seconds, then click Cut clip to download it as an MP3. Use it to make a ringtone, keep one line from a voice note, cut the silence at the start of a recording or share the best part of a song. It runs in your browser, so your audio isn’t uploaded.
How to make a ringtone
- Choose the song and select 20–30 seconds, usually the chorus.
- Download the MP3.
- Android: copy the MP3 to your phone, then go to Settings → Sound → Phone ringtone and pick the file. Some brands put it under “My sounds” or a “+” button.
- iPhone: ringtones must be .m4r and added through GarageBand or a computer. Use this MP3 as your starting clip.
Tips
- For a precise cut, note the times in a music player and type them in seconds.
- Start the clip on a beat or the first word, so it doesn’t begin mid-sound.
- Need WAV or OGG? Convert the clip with the audio converter.
Limits
The download is always one MP3 clip. Join or fade effects aren’t available. Long files can be slow on a phone.
Related tasks
Got the song inside a video? Use MP4 to MP3 first, or cut straight from the video here. To record your own clip, use the voice recorder.