Cut any song or recording by start and end time and save the part you want as an MP3. Perfect for ringtones, status clips and voice notes – nothing is uploaded.
Works with MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG/OPUS and other formats your browser can play, and always gives you a handy MP3.
Listen in the built-in player and tap Set start here or Set end here, or type the exact seconds for a perfect cut.
Keep around 30 seconds of your favourite part and you have a ringtone for Android or iPhone in under a minute.
The audio cutter runs in your browser on your own device. No download, no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit.
This MP3 cutter lets you cut the exact part of a song, voice note or recording you want and save it as a new MP3, without installing an app. Choose a file, mark where your clip should start and end, and download the result. It is a free online audio cutter for everyday jobs: making a ringtone, trimming a long WhatsApp voice message, cutting an intro for a video or saving one great line from a podcast you recorded yourself.
Everything runs on your own phone or computer. Your audio is never uploaded, so it stays private and there is no waiting for big files to transfer.
A ringtone is just a short audio clip, so this tool doubles as a ringtone maker. Here is how to get a good one:
On most Android phones you can copy the MP3 to your phone and select it in the sound or ringtone settings. iPhones handle custom ringtones differently and usually need an extra step through a computer or a ringtone app, but the 30-second MP3 from this audio cutter is the right starting point.
Many people search for an MP3 cutter download or an audio cutter app, but you don't need one. This page works in up-to-date Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox on computers, and in Chrome or Safari on phones. Open it, pick your song from your music folder, downloads or Files, and cut it right there. Nothing is installed, so there are no ads popping up inside an app and no storage taken on your phone.
Processing speed depends on your device. Short songs are cut in moments; very long recordings take longer on a phone than on a laptop.
| You can open | You get | Bitrate options |
|---|---|---|
| MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG, OPUS and other audio your browser plays | MP3 | 128, 192 (default) or 320 kbps |
Remember that cutting cannot improve sound quality. If your original song is a 128 kbps MP3, saving the clip at 320 kbps makes the file bigger but doesn't make it sound better. Matching the original or using 192 kbps is usually the sensible choice.
Typical online MP3 cutters upload your song to a server and send it back. VidHaul does the cutting on your own device using the audio technology built into modern browsers. Nothing is sent anywhere, so private voice notes, interviews and unreleased tracks stay with you. It is completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit.
Only cut and use audio you own or have the right to use.
Yes. This online MP3 cutter is free: use the MP3 cutter online free of charge, with no sign-up, no watermark and no upload. It also works as an audio cutter online free for WAV, M4A and OGG files.
Yes. Besides being an MP3 audio cutter, it works as a video to audio cutter: choose an MP4 or MOV video and it saves only the part of the sound you select.
Choose the song, play the preview and press Set start here where your part begins and Set end here where it ends. Press Start, then Download to save the cut MP3.
Open this page in Chrome on your Android phone, tap the file box and pick the song from your music or downloads folder. Set the start and end, press Start and save the MP3 – no app to install.
Cut the part you like, about 30 seconds long, and download it as MP3. On Android you can then pick the file in your sound settings; on iPhone ringtones need an extra step through a computer or a ringtone app.
Not yet. The tool cuts one part of one file at a time. Joining several songs together isn't available at the moment.
Fade effects aren't available yet. For a smoother ringtone, choose start and end points where the music is naturally quiet, such as the beginning of a line or the end of a chorus.
192 kbps is the default and sounds good for most music. Pick 320 kbps for the best quality or 128 kbps for a smaller file, such as a voice note. A higher bitrate can't add quality that the original file didn't have.
No. The audio cutter works entirely in your browser, so your songs and recordings never leave your device. That makes it safe for private voice memos and interviews too.