ONE TASK. A CLEAR START.

Cut, join and clean up your audio.

Find the right starting point for a recording, song or voice clip. Listen to a short preview before exporting the whole result.

Find your toolFile processing runs on your device. Check each tool’s limits.

What do you need to do?

Edit the length and order

Cut the section you need or join recordings in the right sequence. Listen at each join before downloading.

Change format or improve a recording

Convert a compatible file or try noise reduction and enhancement. Strong processing can affect speech or music, so compare it with the original.

Separate vocals and accompaniment

Vocal separation estimates the parts of a mix. Backing vocals, reverb and overlapping instruments may remain in either result.

Audio tools: choose a workspace

Free tools appear first. Other tools use the trial or your active pass.

Check the result before you share it.

Keep your original file. Review the exported text, image quality, sound or playback, then download a copy before closing the workspace.

How file processing works
A LITTLE CLARITY

Cut, join and clean up your audio.: questions & answers

Useful answers. Clear next steps.

At a glance

Find the right starting point for a recording, song or voice clip. Listen to a short preview before exporting the whole result.

Are these audio tools free?

Vocal Remover, Noise Remover, Audio Converter, Audio Enhancer, Audio Joiner and Audio Cutter are free without registration or session time limits. Supported formats and browser or device limits still apply.

Why does audio processing take time on a phone?

Processing runs on your device and may first need to load an engine or model. Clip length, codec, memory and device speed affect how long it takes.

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