Split FLAC with CUE Sheet
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Drag & drop your CUE file here
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CUE sheet?
A CUE sheet (`.cue` file) is a metadata file that contains track information for audio CDs or large audio files. It specifies track boundaries, titles, artists, and timestamps, allowing a single large audio file to be split into individual tracks.
How do I split FLAC files with CUE sheets?
Simply upload both your FLAC file and its corresponding CUE sheet using the tool above. The splitter will automatically parse the CUE file to identify track boundaries and metadata, then split the FLAC into individual tracks. You can download tracks individually or as a ZIP archive.
How can I generate a CUE file?
If you don't have a CUE file, you can create one by providing track timestamps and metadata to AI tools like ChatGPT. Simply tell ChatGPT the track names, artists, and timestamps (e.g., "Track 1 starts at 0:00, Track 2 at 3:45"), and ask it to generate a CUE file. You can then copy the generated content and save it as a .cue file to use with this splitter tool.
Will audio quality be preserved?
Yes! The splitting process preserves the original audio quality. The tool extracts segments from the original FLAC file without any lossy compression, maintaining bit-perfect audio quality for each track.
What metadata is included in split tracks?
Each split track automatically includes metadata from the CUE sheet: track title, artist, album name, track number, and total tracks. This information is used to generate descriptive filenames (e.g., "01 - Artist - Title.flac").
Can I auto-detect paired FLAC and CUE files?
Yes! If you upload a file named "album.flac", the tool will suggest looking for "album.cue" and vice versa. You can upload files in any order, and the tool will verify they match each other.
Is my data safe and private?
Absolutely. All processing happens entirely in your browser using Web Audio API. Your FLAC and CUE files are never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security for your music collection.
What output format is used?
Split tracks are exported in FLAC format, maintaining the lossless quality of the original file. FLAC provides excellent compression while preserving perfect audio quality, making it ideal for archival and high-quality playback.
Can I download all tracks at once?
Yes! After splitting is complete, you can either download tracks individually or use the "Download All Tracks" button to download all tracks sequentially with one click.