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Audio Studio

Cut, splice, and rearrange audio on a pro timeline — drag clips, insert silence, set fades and markers, change speed, record your mic — without uploading a thing. Add AI voice isolation, stem separation, or transcription when a track needs more than an edit.

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Features

Private by Design

Cutting, splicing, fades, speed, and format conversion run entirely in your browser via WebAssembly — your audio never leaves your device.

A Real Timeline

Split and rearrange clips by dragging, insert or lift to silence, trim clip edges, drop markers, set fade handles, and shuttle with J/K/L — with full undo, then export to MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, or OGG.

Effects, Presets & AI

One-click Slowed + Reverb and Nightcore, speed and pitch control, EQ, compression, and loudness normalize — plus AI voice isolation, stem separation, and transcription when you need them.

Frequently asked questions

Is my audio uploaded when I edit?

No. Cutting, splicing, effects, and exporting all run in your browser via WebAssembly — the audio never leaves your device. Only the optional AI features (voice isolation, stem separation, transcription) send your rendered edit to secure servers, where files are deleted automatically after processing.

What can I do on the timeline?

Split and rearrange clips by dragging, delete or lift ranges to silence, trim clip edges, remove silences automatically, drop markers, set fades, change speed with pitch preserved, and apply EQ, compression, and loudness normalization — all with full undo.

What formats can I export?

MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, and OGG, with quality presets for the lossy formats. Files up to 512MB can be edited in-browser.

What do the AI features cost?

AI features use audio credits: transcription is 1 credit per minute, voice isolation 2, and stem separation 3. A free account includes monthly credits — trimming your track first means fewer minutes billed.

Can I record directly in the editor?

Yes — record from your microphone straight onto the timeline, then edit the take like any other clip. Recordings stay on your device unless you run an AI feature on them.

Just need a quick job? Try the focused MP3 cutter, vocal remover, or audio transcriber.