Split Album Into Tracks

Features

• Paste a tracklist (timestamp + track name per line)
• Each output file is automatically named after its track
• Works with vinyl rips, live recordings, YouTube compilations, mixtapes
• Tolerant parser — accepts numbered lists, dashes, brackets, and more
• Stream copy (`-c copy`) keeps the original audio quality
• All tracks delivered in a single, pre-sorted ZIP

Frequently Asked Questions

What tracklist formats does it accept?

Most common formats work: `00:00 Intro`, `1. 03:22 Song Name`, `[06:19] - Track 3`, even with hyphens or pipes. The parser extracts the timestamp and uses the rest of the line as the track name. Leading numbers, brackets, and separators are stripped automatically.

Can I split a live album or vinyl rip?

Yes — that's the main use case. Paste the tracklist from the liner notes or from the concert recording, and each track becomes a separate, properly named file. Use WAV or FLAC output to preserve full quality if you're archiving a vinyl rip.

Do I need to include the very first timestamp (0:00)?

Yes. The first tracklist entry defines where Track 1 starts. Usually that's `00:00 Track Name`. The tool uses each entry as the *start* of a track, so N tracklist lines produce N output files.

What if my tracklist has gaps or wrong times?

Cuts happen exactly at the timestamps you provide. If a timestamp is wrong, that track will start/end at the wrong point — the tool trusts your input. Double-check the tracklist against the audio before processing if you're not sure.