Trim the exact part you need from an audio file

A quick guide to using Audio Editor to set start and end points and preview the selection before export.

Audio trimming is useful for removing silence or extracting a short section from a longer recording without opening a complex project.

Edit audio locally with trim, pitch, speed, volume, normalization, fades, EQ, and reverse modes in one focused tool. This guide explains the task, the essential steps, and when the tool is a good fit.

How to use it

1. Choose audio Add an audio file from your device.
2. Set the range Choose the start and end points you want to keep.
3. Listen before export Preview the selection and verify the cut points.
4. Export the clip Run the trim and download the output.

Frequently asked questions

Can I listen before exporting?

Yes. Preview is part of the current trimming workflow.

Is my file uploaded automatically?

Files are not uploaded by default when the task can run locally. You choose a file only after opening the tool.

What does Audio Editor do?

Edit audio locally with trim, pitch, speed, volume, normalization, fades, EQ, and reverse modes in one focused tool.