One file is enough
Open Cut MP3, select a range, and export it. There is no need to add a second track.
Put every clip in place
Drag tracks into order, trim each one, and join the sequence into a single audio file.
Find a better cut point
Zoom into the waveform, enter exact times, and listen at the start and end of your selection.
Give clips a softer landing
Add a fade in or fade out. When joining, choose a direct join, a pause, or a crossfade.
Choose the file you need
Save MP3 by default, or select M4A, WAV, FLAC, OGG, or Opus for your next step.
Keep the work on your PC
Your audio is processed locally. Export a new file while the source recording stays unchanged.
Cut one recording
- Export a selected range from one audio file.
- Drag waveform handles or enter precise start and end times.
- Zoom up to 32× and preview the selection or either boundary.
- Duplicate a clip when you want to reuse a different part of the same source.
Join a sequence
- Put two or more clips in the order you choose.
- Keep a separate trim range for every clip.
- Use a direct join, a silence gap, or a crossfade.
- Save and reopen an ordered project.
Finish the audio
- Output MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, OGG, or Opus.
- Adjust the applicable bitrate, sample rate, and mono or stereo setting.
- Add fades, normalize loudness, or trim silence at clip edges.
- Write title and other tags; MP3, M4A, and FLAC also support cover art.
Export with the source intact
Exports use another file. Existing names receive a unique output name unless you choose overwrite, and an input cannot be overwritten by the export.
Smart copy is conditional: matching, unedited audio may be copied. Cuts, effects, differing settings, and mixed sources require encoding.