WMA Trimmer
Cut your WMA to exactly the piece you need, with zero quality loss: free, no signup.
- Free, no signup
- No watermark, ever
- Files auto-delete in 1 hour
- Nothing to install
WMA is Windows' old house band: big in the early 2000s, mostly retired now. Windows Media Audio, in several variants including a rarely-sighted lossless one.
- Born
- 1999, Microsoft
- Type
- audio · lossy
- Typical size
- MP3-ish sizes; the famous 'CD quality at 64 kbps' claim never quite landed
- Plays on
- Windows Media Player and legacy Microsoft software; little else without help.
- Fun fact
- Microsoft once pitched WMA as CD quality at half MP3's bitrate: reviewers politely disagreed.
Trimming WMA without touching the quality
Flippy trims WMA with stream copy: it slices at the nearest safe boundary and copies the data straight across: no re-encoding, no quality loss, and it's near-instant even on big files. Your WMA's encoding is never touched, so a trimmed file sounds exactly like the original: just shorter.
How to trim a WMA file
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1
Drop your WMA into the trimmer: the waveform draws itself.
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2
Drag the two handles around the part of the audio you're keeping.
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Hit Cut and download the piece: stream copy means your WMA keeps its exact quality, near-instantly.
Flip WMA to something else
Questions people ask
Does trimming a WMA re-encode it?
No: Flippy uses stream copy, so the trimmed WMA keeps the exact original quality and the cut takes seconds, not minutes.
Will I lose quality working with WMA here?
None. Stream copy moves your WMA's data untouched; only the length changes.
Is this WMA trimmer really free?
Yes: free for everyday use with no daily cap, no signup, and your files delete themselves from our servers within an hour.