Audio Splitter

Features

• Five split modes: timestamps, ranges, tracklist, equal parts, interval
• Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, and AAC inputs and outputs
• Stream copy mode (`-c copy`) for lossless same-format splits
• Tracklist mode auto-names each output file
• Ranges mode — keep only the parts you want, skip the rest
• One upload, all segments in a ZIP

Frequently Asked Questions

Which audio formats are supported?

Inputs: MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, AAC, and most formats FFmpeg can decode. Outputs: MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, AAC. When input and output formats match, the tool uses stream copy — no re-encoding, no quality loss.

What's the difference between timestamps and ranges mode?

Timestamps mode treats each time as a *cut point* — the file is split into contiguous segments end-to-end, so no audio is lost. Ranges mode lets you specify `start end` pairs for each segment you want to keep — everything outside those ranges is discarded. Use ranges when you want to extract highlights or skip sections.

Can I split multiple files at once?

Not in a single pass — this tool splits one file per job. If you need to split several files with the same rules, run the tool once per file. Each run produces its own ZIP.

Is it really free?

Yes — the splitter runs on our server at no cost for files within the free-tier size limits. Larger files and more storage are available on paid plans. No watermarks, no signup required for most jobs.