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Split Ogg and Opus filesOgg or Opus in,
tracks out.

Mark where each track starts and download them in the same format, tagged, or converted to whatever your player prefers.

MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A/AAC or Ogg/Opus up to 450 MB

  1. 01Upload the file

    An .ogg, .oga or .opus file of up to 450 MB, such as a stream recording or a voice message saved from a chat app.

  2. 02Mark the tracks

    Tap "Add track" on the waveform as it plays, or paste a list of start times and titles.

  3. 03Download

    Each track stays Ogg Vorbis or Opus with its tags, or comes back as MP3, AAC, FLAC or WAV if you choose.

Questions, answered

Do Ogg and Opus files stay in their format?
Yes. With "Keep original" an Ogg Vorbis file gives you Ogg Vorbis tracks and an Opus file gives you Opus tracks. You can also convert to MP3, AAC (.m4a) or Opus at 128 to 320 kbps, or to lossless FLAC or WAV.
Do the tracks keep their tags and cover art?
Each Ogg or Opus track gets title, artist, album, year, genre and track number as Vorbis comments. Cover art is not embedded in Ogg or Opus tracks; if you want artwork in the files, choose MP3, AAC (.m4a) or FLAC as the output.
Why might I want to convert Ogg tracks to MP3?
If a player or car stereo you use won't play Ogg or Opus, pick MP3 or AAC as the output instead: those play almost anywhere, and carry the cover art embedded.
Is it free? Is there a size limit?
It is free, with no account and no limit on the number of tracks. One upload can be up to 450 MB; Ogg and Opus are compact, so that is many hours of audio at typical bitrates.