Free MP3 Editor for Windows PC Open any MP3, cut and trim it on a visual waveform, remove noise, add fades and make it louder — on Windows 11 and 10

Stereo Waveform Editor (Light Theme) Original (2560 × 1640 px)

Everything You Need to Edit MP3 Files

Free Audio Editor shows your MP3 as a zoomable stereo waveform, so every edit is precise:

• Cut, trim and split — select a region and delete, copy or trim to it; edits snap to zero crossings to avoid clicks.
• Fade in, fade out and crossfade — smooth starts, endings and joins.
• Make it louder — Normalize, Compressor, Limiter and loudness matching.
• Remove noise — voice noise reduction and the Repair Studio for clicks, hum and clipping.
• Join MP3 files — paste one file into another or combine tracks in the Multitrack Mixer.
• Edit ID3 tags — title, artist, album, lyrics and cover art.

MP3 ID3 Tag & Cover Art Editor Original (2560 × 1640 px)

How Saving Works (Honest Answer)

Opening, editing and saving projects is free, and you can export your edited audio as a high-quality WAV file for free. Saving directly back to MP3 is part of the registered edition.

Prefer to stay 100% free? Export WAV from Free Audio Editor, then convert it to MP3 in seconds with our free Free Video & Audio Converter — it converts whole folders at once.

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See how Free Audio Editor stacks up against mp3DirectCut, Audacity, Ocenaudio, WavePad and Wavosaur — including which ones cut MP3 without re-encoding — in our best free MP3 editor comparison.

How to Do It in Free Audio Editor (Step by Step)

1. Step 1: Open your MP3

   Drag the MP3 file into Free Audio Editor — the waveform appears instantly.

2. Step 2: Select and edit

   Highlight the part you want to change and cut, trim, fade, or apply an effect with live preview.

3. Step 3: Save your audio

   Export WAV for free, or save MP3 directly with the registered edition.

Frequently Asked Questions