Can I split an MP3 into two files?
Yes. Choose the split point and AudioDock will create two separate clips.
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Split Audio Online — Divide a File in Your Browser
Edit · WAV · MP3● 100% Local Processing. Your audio never leaves your device.
No uploads · No account · No cloud processing.
Split an audio file into two separate clips at the timestamp you choose. The operation takes place locally in your browser and the original audio never needs to leave your device.
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Drop a file here
or click to browse · stays on your device
About this tool
Split an audio recording into two private local files
Split Audio divides one recording into two independent files at a selected point. It is useful when a long recording contains two topics, songs, speakers or sessions that should be saved separately.
You can use it to separate podcast segments, divide interviews, extract the first or second part of a lesson or break a long voice recording into smaller files.
AudioDock performs the split locally, avoiding the upload step used by many conventional online editors.
Privacy-first processing
100% Local Processing
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.
✓Choose an exact split point
✓Create two separate clips
✓No server upload
✓No account required
✓Runs locally in the browser
How to use Split Audio
- Select the audio file you want to divide.
- Choose the timestamp where the split should occur.
- Preview the selected position.
- Split the recording locally in your browser.
- Download both resulting clips.
Supported formats
Split Audio supports browser-compatible WAV and MP3 files. Support may depend on the browser and the codec used by the source file.
WAV · MP3
Frequently asked questions
Does splitting reduce audio quality?
The result depends on the source format and export method. AudioDock avoids unnecessary server transfers.
Are both clips downloaded separately?
Yes. The portions before and after the split point become separate files.
Is the recording uploaded?
No. The operation runs locally in your browser.
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