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Audio splitter

Copy decoded audio samples into consecutive files at the entered segment duration. Up to 120 decoded seconds, two channels and 200 output segments.

Free to useNo sign-upRuns in your browser
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Enter the inputs, then select Split audio.

Local file only, up to 10 MB. Additional decoded limits apply.

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How Audio splitter works

Copy decoded audio samples into consecutive files at the entered segment duration.

The tool processes the supplied input with browser APIs and bundled local libraries.

Concept diagram for Audio splitter, showing audio file input and the supported output.
Concept diagram; the three operation images are actual browser captures.

How to split audio

Supply supported input and review the result.

Choose the supported file

Choose Audio file. Processing reads the file in this browser.

Input and settings
Audio splitter: input and settings in the implemented browser tool
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Review the conversion settings

Check Segment length.

Tool result
Audio splitter: tool result in the implemented browser tool
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Review and save the result

Save a ZIP of consecutive PCM WAV segments. Check the download in its target application before replacing your source.

Review the details
Audio splitter: review the details in the implemented browser tool
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When to use Audio splitter

Create consecutive audio segments

Enter a fixed segment duration. Each WAV starts where the preceding segment ends.

Color and image inputs represented by swatches and a pixel grid.
Start with the design input. Concept illustration.

Handle the final short segment

When duration is not an exact multiple, the last file is shorter. No silence or beat detection is applied.

Design samples shown side by side for comparison.
Compare the visual result. Concept illustration.

Keep files together in a ZIP

Download the archive of numbered WAV files. The segment limit helps avoid an excessive number of tiny outputs.

A visual asset prepared for use in a design workflow.
Prepare a design asset. Concept illustration.

What the output contains

Review the format and conversion policy.

A ZIP of consecutive PCM WAV segments. Up to 120 decoded seconds, two channels and 200 output segments. The final segment can be shorter. No beat or silence detection; output is uncompressed 16-bit PCM WAV.

Keep the original while checking the saved output. The result reflects the input and settings you supplied.

Color or image detail reviewed alongside its original input.
Inspect the output. Concept illustration.

Supported input and limits

Check these conditions before converting.

Up to 120 decoded seconds, two channels and 200 output segments. The final segment can be shorter. No beat or silence detection; output is uncompressed 16-bit PCM WAV.

The page does not keep inputs or results after leaving. Keep the source and save the output you need.

Design output inspected before use in a destination layout.
Check the intended use. Concept illustration.

Split audio with your input

Review the supported output and save your result.

Split audio

Audio splitter: common questions

Answers about using Audio splitter and understanding its results.

What output can I save?

Save a ZIP of consecutive PCM WAV segments. Up to 120 decoded seconds, two channels and 200 output segments. The final segment can be shorter. No beat or silence detection; output is uncompressed 16-bit PCM WAV.

Does the page upload my input?

No. Processing uses browser APIs and bundled local libraries. The selected file or entered source is not sent to a conversion server. Save the result before leaving.