What is the difference between cutting and trimming audio?
Trimming normally keeps one selected region. Cutting removes a selected region and joins the audio that remains.
● 100% Local Processing. Your audio never leaves your device.
No uploads · No account · No cloud processing.
Cut an unwanted section from an audio file and automatically rejoin the remaining parts. Everything runs locally in your browser, so the original recording stays on your device.
Cut Audio removes a selected portion from the middle, beginning or end of a recording. The parts before and after the selection are joined into a new audio file.
This is useful for deleting mistakes, interruptions, background noise, private comments or unwanted sections from interviews, voice notes, lessons and music recordings.
Because AudioDock works locally in the browser, you do not need to upload the recording to a third-party editing server.
Your audio never leaves your device.
AudioDock processes every audio file directly inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded to AudioDock servers, stored in the cloud or sent to a third-party processing service.
No uploads · No account · No cloud processing.
Cut Audio is designed for MP3, WAV and OGG files supported by your browser. Format compatibility can vary between browsers and devices.
Trimming normally keeps one selected region. Cutting removes a selected region and joins the audio that remains.
Yes. Select the unwanted section and AudioDock will join the audio before and after it.
No. The cut is processed locally in your browser.
No. The tool works directly from a compatible web browser.
Yes. It is suitable for voice notes, interviews, lessons and similar recordings.
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