ClipCue Audio · Android

Split audio into named clips.

Keep the parts you need from a recording. Export M4A clips with a cue sheet that keeps every source time clear.

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One-time purchase · No subscription

See what comes with an export ↓
Actual ClipCue Android editor with a waveform, three cut marks and four selected clips
Actual Android screen · Built-in sample tones

From recording to handoff

Cut once. Keep the context.

  1. Choose a recording

    Import an audio file from Android Files and keep a working copy on your device.

  2. Make the clips yours

    Add cuts at exact times. Rename and select clips, or split by interval or equal parts.

  3. Review and export

    Preview the exported clips. Save or share the complete ZIP when the result is ready.

A useful delivery, not just a cut

Audio files. Source times. One ZIP.

M4A clips
Separate audio files for the clips you selected.
CSV cue sheet
Clip names, source start and end times, durations, and filenames.
Markdown handoff
A readable list to pass along with the audio.
Download the sample cue sheet

Real output from the built-in 12-second sample, split into four clips.

Actual Android export screen showing four M4A files, Cue-sheet.csv and Handoff.md, with ZIP save and share actions
Export files stay available inside the project.

Before you buy

A focused audio splitter.

For preparing clips from interviews, lessons, rehearsals, or other recordings you already have.

Does it record or transcribe audio?

No. ClipCue imports existing audio. It does not record, transcribe, remove background noise, or mix tracks.

Which files can I import?

Audio formats that Android can decode, up to 500 MB and two hours per source file. Format support depends on your device.

Do my recordings leave the device?

Editing and export run on your device. Files leave the app when you choose a save location or share destination. ClipCue has no account, ads, cloud upload, or subscription.

Can I come back to a project?

Yes. Imported source copies, cuts, names, selections, and export history are saved locally. Deleting a project removes its local copy and exports, so save important output first.

Give every clip a clear handoff.

ClipCue Audio for Android

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