Common audio types including MP3, FLAC, WAV, and AAC.
Free Android audio utility
Split, trim, and merge audio on your phone without shipping files to the cloud.
AudioOps edits a selected segment from one audio file or merges multiple audio files into one export.
Short edits remain valid instead of failing at tiny ranges.
Trims and merges are written to a predictable on-device folder.
Ranges, merge list, and playback state survive activity recreation.
Support
If AudioOps saves you time, help fund more device coverage and export hardening.
Small support helps pay for testing devices, Android releases, and time spent making trims and merges more reliable on real phones. PayPal.Me keeps the support path lightweight and familiar.
How it works
2 focused workflows from one landing page.
Segment editing
FFmpeg via ByteDeco bindings with Media3 fallback for non-remuxable edits.
Preview playback with play, pause, stop, seek, and waveform-backed sliders.
Audio merge
Media3 audio-only composition export that concatenates the merge list.
Reorder items, remove individual files, or clear the list before export.
Features
Everything AudioOps handles, workflow by workflow.
Workflow 1
Segment editing
FFmpeg via ByteDeco bindings with Media3 fallback for non-remuxable edits.
- Open one audio file from the Android document picker.
- Preview playback with play, pause, stop, seek, and waveform-backed sliders.
- Adjust start and end times with a two-thumb range slider or typed timestamps.
- Choose whether export keeps the selected range or removes it from the source file.
- Fine-tune trim boundaries with -10s, -1s, -0.1s, +0.1s, +1s, and +10s controls.
- Set the current playback position directly as the trim start or trim end.
Workflow 2
Audio merge
Media3 audio-only composition export that concatenates the merge list.
- Build a merge list from multiple files chosen on the device.
- Reorder items, remove individual files, or clear the list before export.
- Preview the merge list as one continuous playback session.
- Export the full merge list as a single output file with metadata copied from the first item when possible.
- Cancel active exports and resume from the saved result state for open/share/restart actions after completion.
Quality and reliability
Release confidence is built into the workflow.
This same release hardening mindset carries through local checks and device-level export validation.
FAQ
Common questions about AudioOps.
Which audio formats work?
AudioOps supports MP3, M4A, AAC, WAV, OGG, and FLAC. Export behavior stays close to the source when possible and switches to safer output when it cannot.
What happens when the original format cannot be preserved?
Falls back to AAC in M4A when a preserved-format edit cannot complete.
How are repeated export names handled?
Generates suffixed names like _01, _02, or _m01 until a free file name is found.