Free for Latido artists
Trim Audio
Set precise start and end points, preview your selection, and save it as a new file.
A Latido account with one uploaded song unlocks cloud processing.
How to use Trim Audio
- Load the recording and drag the waveform handles around the part you want to keep. Enter start and end times directly if you know the cut points.
- Preview the selection and listen to both boundaries. Leave a little room before the first word or note and after the last sound if the cut feels abrupt.
- Create and download the trimmed WAV. For a shorter pause inside a recording, use Remove Silence or build an arrangement in Split & Join Clips.
Frequently asked questions
What time formats can I enter?
Use seconds or minutes and seconds, such as 12.5 or 01:12.500. The start must come before the end and both points must be inside the recording.
Does trimming change the original file?
The export is a new WAV at the source sample rate and channel count. Your original recording stays available for another cut.
How can I avoid cutting off a breath or reverb tail?
Preview the region with headphones and move the closest handle a little farther out. If a hard boundary clicks, use Split & Join Clips to add a short fade.
Related tools
- Audio Converter Convert between MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, and AAC with control over quality and channels.
- Remove Silence Trim dead air at the edges or shorten long pauses within a recording.
- Extract Audio from Video Save the audio track from a video as a separate file.
- Split & Join Clips Split recordings, reorder clips, and join them with fades and crossfades.
- Reverse & Loop Reverse playback or repeat a section to build a loop.
- Speed & Pitch Adjust tempo and pitch independently.
- Reduce File Size Compare quality and estimated size before making a smaller file.
- Clean Up Audio Reduce hiss and hum, and bring speech forward in a recording.
- Tune Vocals Tune an isolated vocal to a scale and compare the result with the original.