Edit Playlists, Covers, and Metadata Everywhere
Create playlists and update cover images for artists, albums, playlists, and songs while keeping metadata linked across your library.
Folders & library
Group albums, songs and playlists in folders inside MyMusik. Use tags and search to find tracks, and select several songs for group actions.
Real app recordings with a demo music library. Explore the controls, then follow the guide to try them with your own files.
Create playlists and update cover images for artists, albums, playlists, and songs while keeping metadata linked across your library.
Open a song’s details, select a region in the waveform and choose whether to cut it or extract a separate clip. Useful for passages from long recordings, practice loops or your own audio projects.
Not only audio files are synced: all core music metadata is synchronized so organization stays consistent across devices.
Library data and metadata are stored in SQLite databases that you can copy and back up manually to USB sticks, external drives, NAS storage, or other devices.
Organize by genre, favorite, audiobook, custom tags, comments, and more; search is optimized for quick filtering across card views and linked entities.
Select multiple cards to play, remove, edit, add to playlists, or fetch artist images in efficient batch workflows.
Step-by-step setup
Work directly with the waveform in a song’s detail view. Remove a section, create a separate clip, or export the resulting audio.
Before you start: Import a track and make its audio available locally. Open the song’s details and wait until its waveform has loaded.

Drag across the waveform to mark the section you want to edit. Adjust the region handles to refine its start and end. Cut and extract controls appear when a region is selected.
Use the scissors control, Cut section, to remove the selected range from the current song. Use Extract section to create a new song from that range. Choose extraction when you want a separate clip and want to keep the source song as it is.
Watch the progress indicator and wait for completion before starting another edit. After a cut, the song waveform reloads. An extracted clip is added as a new song in the same album.
Play the result to check the edit. For cuts, use Undo when available; Redo becomes available after undoing. You can also use Undo in the completion message.
Open the download/export control and choose MP3, FLAC or OGG. Wait for conversion, then save the file using the download or native save flow. Export uses the current song audio; to export only a range, extract it first and export the new clip.
You have either an edited song or a new extracted clip, with an optional exported audio file in your chosen format.
If cut and extract are missing, select a region first. If export is unavailable, wait for the waveform to finish loading and make sure the audio is local and no download or edit is still running. If an edit fails, keep the source available and retry after the current operation finishes.
Yes. MyMusik synchronizes metadata and library structure across devices, not only raw audio files.
Yes. SQLite library databases can be copied manually to USB sticks, local drives, or NAS storage for direct backup and transfer.
Yes. You can use tags, genres, favorites, audiobook markers, and custom text, then find content quickly with fast search and filters.
Yes. Multi-select card actions let you batch play, remove, edit, add to playlists, and run image-fetch workflows.
Yes. The song details include waveform selection and cut/extract actions. Choose the section you need and review the result. These tools work on audio in your library; they do not imply downloading from every video or streaming website.
Start from the download and setup page , import one real folder, and verify playback in offline mode.
Use pricing and plan comparison to match storage and token limits to your collection size.
Open getting started docs for onboarding and API docs for scripted workflows.