Split MP3
Split a long MP3 into multiple tracks in a single upload. Use timestamps, paste a tracklist, or split into equal parts. All segments come back in one ZIP.
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How to Use Split MP3
- Upload your long MP3 (album, podcast, DJ set, lecture, etc.)
- Pick a split mode: timestamps, tracklist, ranges, equal parts, or interval
- Fill in the cut points or tracklist
- Click Process — all segments come back in a ZIP
Features
- Split an MP3 at any number of timestamps (MM:SS or HH:MM:SS)
- Paste a tracklist — segments are auto-named after each track
- Split into N equal parts or every N minutes for podcasts and lectures
- Lossless stream copy (`-c copy`) — no re-encoding of your MP3
- All segments delivered in a single ZIP download
- Works with any MP3 — music, podcasts, audiobooks, DJ mixes
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I split an MP3 without re-encoding?
- Yes. When the output format matches the input (MP3 → MP3), the tool uses FFmpeg's stream copy mode (`-c copy`). There's no decoding or re-encoding, so the audio is bit-identical to the original and processing is near-instant.
- How do I split an MP3 album into separate tracks?
- Use Tracklist mode. Paste your tracklist in the format `timestamp Track Name` — one track per line. Each segment in the ZIP will be named after its track (e.g. `01-Intro.mp3`, `02-Chorus.mp3`). It accepts most common tracklist formats, including numbered lists and bracketed timestamps.
- What's the maximum MP3 file size?
- Up to 10 GB on paid plans. All processing happens locally on our server — nothing is uploaded to third parties. Files are deleted automatically after 24 hours (3 days for paid plans).
- Will the cuts be precise?
- Cuts land on the nearest MP3 frame boundary, typically within 20–30 ms. For music this is effectively seamless. For sample-accurate cuts, use WAV or FLAC output instead.