Six tools, one window.
Each tool has its own tab. Drop a file or paste a link onto any of them and it gets to work.
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Convert
Paste YouTube or Bilibili links, or drop audio and video files, and save them as MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A.
- Paste several links at once, one per line.
- Keep only part of a video by setting a start and end time.
- Choose the quality before you save.
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Vocals
Split a song into two files: the vocals, and everything else. Take out all the vocals for a backing track, or only the lead singer so the harmonies stay in.
- Both parts are saved as 320 kbps MP3s.
- Uses Mel-Band RoFormer, one of the cleanest vocal separation models available.
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Key & BPM
Drop a track or paste a link to see its tempo and musical key. Useful for learning a song, building a set, or checking a sample fits.
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Edit
Open a track, drag across the waveform to select part of it, and listen before you change anything.
- Trim to the part you want.
- Fade in and out, with straight or curved fades.
- Remove silences, with control over how quiet counts as silent.
- Mix stereo to mono, keep one side, or swap left and right.
- Speed up or slow down without changing the pitch, by percentage or to a target BPM.
- Undo any step, then save as MP3 or 24-bit WAV.
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Join
Add as many files as you like, drag them into order, and save them as one. Put nothing between them, a gap of silence, or a crossfade.
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Metronome
Set a tempo or tap it in, choose the beats per bar, and press the space bar to start and stop.
Your files stay on your Mac.
Everything runs on your computer
Editing, vocal splitting and key detection all happen on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Online only when you need it
PocketEdits connects to the internet to fetch links you paste, and to download each vocal model the first time you use it.
No account, no ads
Open it and start working. There's nothing to sign up for.
PocketEdits is free. Donations keep it that way.
There's no trial, no locked features and no subscription. If it saves you time, a donation pays for the hours that go into fixes and new tools.
Download PocketEdits
PocketEdits for MacFree, for Macs with Apple silicon (M1 or later).
Opening it the first time
Open the downloaded file and drag PocketEdits into your Applications folder.
Open PocketEdits. If macOS says it can't check the app for malicious software, click Done.
Go to System Settings, then Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway. After that it opens normally.