Cut M4A and AAC audio online. Trim iPhone voice memos, podcasts, and music from audio or video files, then export M4A, MP3, WAV, or AAC.
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Upload .m4a or .aac from iPhone, iTunes, or recordings. Paste a URL or drop video to extract the audio track.
Drag trim handles on the waveform. Remove a middle section or keep a highlight clip with optional fade.
Export as M4A, MP3, WAV, or AAC. Sign in to save your file.
Built for Apple-friendly audio, ringtone-ready fades, and a simple browser workflow — not just another trim tool. Open the editor in your browser, adjust trim, volume, speed, or pitch settings, preview before export, and sign in only when you save the finished file.
M4A and AAC from voice memos and mobile recordings trim cleanly in the browser. Import files from iPhone, iTunes, or podcast feeds, then cut highlights without converting to MP3 first. No desktop software to configure — open M4A Cutter in a modern browser, adjust settings in the same tab, and export when the preview looks right.
Add fade in and fade out after cutting — helpful before exporting clips for phones, notifications, or short social posts. Smooth edges make M4A ringtones feel polished. Choose the export format shown in the picker, preview the result on the page, then sign in when you are ready to download from M4A Cutter.
No iTunes or desktop cutter required. Upload, trim, and export from Chrome, Safari, or Edge. Paste a URL or drop video to extract audio on the same page. Public YouTube links load directly on this M4A Cutter page; upload a local file when the clip is private, age-gated, or blocked in your region.
Keep M4A or AAC for Apple devices, choose MP3 for wider sharing, or export WAV for lossless handoff to another editor — all after trimming in one browser session. MP3, WAV, M4A, and AAC exports share one editor — switch tabs for volume, speed, or pitch after you trim.
M4A is a container often used for AAC audio from Apple devices. This tool accepts both and lets you export M4A, AAC, MP3, or WAV after trimming. Choose M4A or AAC when staying in the Apple ecosystem, or MP3 for wider sharing.
Yes. Upload MP4 or MOV and the editor loads the audio track for trimming in your browser. That path is common when a screen recording or camera file contains the M4A-compatible audio you need to cut.
Trim to 30–40 seconds, add fade in/out, then export. Advanced m4r presets may come in a later update, but MP3, M4A, AAC, and WAV exports already support phone and editor handoff today.
Editing and preview are free in your browser. Sign in when you save your exported M4A or other format. Preview your cut and fades before export so voice memos and podcast clips end at the right moment.
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