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Audio Splitter
Load audio, see the waveform, click to set split points and export each segment as a WAV.
Split your audio
Click the waveform to set or move the playhead, then add a split point there.
File: —
Playhead: 0.00 s · Duration: — ·
Sample rate: —
Segments: 0
Export status: —
How to use the Audio Splitter
- Load an audio file to decode it and draw the waveform.
- Click the waveform and add split points at the playhead.
- Press Export all segments as WAV to save each part.
Features
- Waveform drawn from the decoded audio
- Split points set by clicking the waveform
- Segment list with start and end times
- Exports every segment as a 16 bit WAV file
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online audio splitter.
Load your audio, click the waveform to place the playhead, press Add split at playhead, then
export the segments as WAV files.
Click anywhere on the waveform to move the playhead and the readout shows the exact time,
then add a split point at that position.
Yes. Press Export all segments as WAV and every part is written as a 16 bit PCM WAV file with
a correct RIFF header.
No. The file is decoded with the Web Audio API inside your browser, so your recording never
leaves your own device.
Yes. Press Play or pause to hear the track from the playhead, and the playhead follows along
the waveform as it plays.
The export keeps the sample rate of the original recording, so a 44.1 kilohertz track exports
as 44.1 kilohertz WAV segments.
As many as you like. Each split adds one more segment, and the segment list shows the start
and end time of every part.
Yes. Splitting happens locally, so the only real limit is the memory available on your device
for the decoded audio.
Yes. The splitter is fully responsive and works on phones, tablets and desktops in any modern
browser.
Yes, the audio splitter is completely free and unlimited, with no account, no sign-up and no
watermarks.
Last updated: October 10, 2026