Browser Audio Editor

Batch trim MP3 tracks and export each clip.

Load multiple MP3 files, switch between tracks in one workspace, define a separate clip for each song, preview the selection, and save every trimmed result as its own MP3.
The normalization toggle is peak normalization, which is a practical browser-side way to make clips more consistent, though it’s not the same as full LUFS loudness normalization.

Choose one or more MP3 files Build a batch, click through the list, and keep a separate clip selection for every track. You can also drag and drop MP3 files here.

Tracks Loaded 0

Import Status Idle

Active Track No track selected

Track Defaults Default clip and fade settings for new tracks

Clip duration Default fade in Default fade out

Clip 0:45 Fade In 0:05 Fade Out 0:05

Waveform

Select the exact range you want to keep

Duration 0:00 Position 0:00 Start 0:00 End 0:00

Clip Length 0:00 Fade In 0:00 Fade Out 0:00 Gain 0 dB

Click or drag on the waveform to adjust the clip for the active track. Every track remembers its own highlighted export range.

Clip start Clip end Fade in Fade out Volume gain Normalize clip volume Write ID3 artist/title tags (Uses filename format "Artist - Title")

Batch Queue

Tracks

Upload MP3 files to start building your batch list.

How it works

The editor decodes your MP3 files locally in the browser, stores a separate clip range for each track in the batch list, and re-encodes each chosen slice as its own downloadable MP3.

Read the full instructions