Easy To Use Online Audio Trimmer

Trimming is the process of selecting the desired part of an audio file and then cutting or deleting it so that your audio plays perfectly alongside your content. In short, trimming is mostly used to remove unwanted parts of an audio file, making it shorter and more concise for your videos.

Trimming is an essential step in editing audio because it allows you to adjust the length of your clips. This can be useful for timing purposes, especially if you want to sync up a piece of music with a video or if you need to remove unwanted background noise or silence at either end of your audio file.

The first step is to select the part of your audio file that you want to trim. You can do this by clicking and dragging on an audio track directly in PlayPlay. To trim your audio, drag the left end to the right to cut off the beginning of the file or drag the right end to the left to cut off the end. If you want to split your audio into two parts, position the cursor at the exact point where you want to make the cut and click on the scissors icon.

If you want to split your audio into two parts with PlayPlay’s online tool, position the cursor at the exact point where you want to make the cut and click on the scissors icon. Then you can drag to the left or the right to trim a part of your selected audio file.

To trim audio on iPhone, go to Voice Memo and select a recording. Then tap on the “Edit” button. Click at the top right and drag left or right on the yellow trim handles to reshape a section of the audio. Pinch to zoom in for more precision. To keep the selection, tap “Trim” (you can also choose to delete it). When you're finished making changes to your recording, save it then click “Done”.