Audio Splitter — Free Online

Long audio files often need to be broken into smaller pieces: splitting a recorded lecture into per-topic segments, chopping an album rip into individual tracks, or dividing a podcast recording into chapters before editing. Doing this manually in a timeline editor is tedious — every split point requires a precise cut, a separate export, and a file rename.

This splitter automates the process. You can divide a file into equal-length parts by specifying the desired segment duration, or use silence detection to let the tool find natural break points automatically. Each segment is exported as a numbered file, ready to download individually or as a batch.

How to Split Audio Files Online

1. 1

   Upload your audio file

   Drop any MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, or AAC file. Files up to 100 MB are supported.

2. 2

   Set split points

   Enter the timestamps where you want to split the file. You can split at multiple points.

3. 3

   Download your split audio files

   Click Split. FileCrank creates separate files for each segment. Files are deleted within 1 hour.

How Audio Splitting Works

Equal-length splitting uses FFmpeg's segment muxer, which divides the audio stream into chunks of a specified duration without re-encoding, keeping the operation fast and lossless for compatible containers. For silence-based splitting, the tool uses FFmpeg's silencedetect filter to scan the waveform for regions where amplitude falls below a configurable threshold for a minimum duration, then inserts split points at the midpoint of each detected silence.

All processing happens in a WebAssembly FFmpeg worker in your browser. The output files are collected in memory and offered as individual downloads. Silence threshold and minimum silence duration are both tunable, so the tool handles everything from clean studio recordings to noisy field recordings.

Why Use FileCrank to Split Audio?

• ✓ Split audio at one or multiple timestamps.
• ✓ Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, and AAC input.
• ✓ Download all segments as a ZIP archive.
• ✓ No watermarks, no signup, completely free.
• ✓ Files are processed securely and deleted within 1 hour.

Características y Especificaciones

Tamaño máx. de archivo

Hasta 100 MB

Privacidad

Archivos eliminados tras aproximadamente una hora

Precio

Gratis, sin registro

Procesamiento

En el servidor

Frequently Asked Questions

Automatic Splitter vs Manual DAW Splits

Splitting a file manually in a DAW means scrubbing the waveform, placing markers, and exporting each region separately — a process that scales poorly with the number of segments. This tool automates the segmentation logic entirely, making it ideal for batch-splitting long recordings where the split points are either regular or silence-defined.

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