DanceCuts is a music editing platform built specifically for dancers, choreographers, and studios. Whether you’re creating a solo routine or mixing tracks for a team performance, DanceCuts makes it easy to cut, fade, and customize your music with precision. No audio experience needed—just drag, drop, and edit right in your browser. It’s fast, intuitive, and designed to help you create clean, professional-quality mixes without the hassle.

We built DanceCuts because we saw how frustrating and expensive it could be for dancers to get a simple, clean music edit. Most options were either too complicated, too costly, or not designed with dancers in mind. So we created a tool that’s easy to use, affordable, and built specifically for dance—something that lets anyone create a polished mix in minutes, without needing a degree in audio engineering.

Just head to editor.dancecuts.com, create a free account, and you’re ready to start editing. No downloads, no hassle—just upload your music and start cutting. If you get stuck or want to learn more, check out our quick tutorial videos for step-by-step help.

Yes—and it’s completely free to get started, no credit card required! When you access the editor, you’ll get a 7-day free trial to explore all the features. Having an account lets DanceCuts save your mixes automatically, so you can access, download, and update them anytime. Just create an account → Make a mix → Your edits are saved and ready when you are.

It’s super easy—just choose one of these two options: Option 1: Visit our homepage and click the “Sign Up” button at the top. Option 2: Go directly to editor.dancecuts.com and create your account there. Either way, you’ll be up and mixing in no time!

DanceCuts comes with a 7-day free trial that gives you full access to all its features—no credit card required. If you love the experience (we think you will!), you can upgrade to a Premium account anytime. Want to see what’s included? Check out our Premium page for all the details.

Not just yet—but it’s coming! While DanceCuts currently focuses on clean, precise edits and mixes, remixing tools aren’t available in this version. That said, we’re actively working on future features—including drag-and-drop remixers to help you boost the energy of your entire mix or just a specific section. Curious about what’s coming next? Check out our Future Updates page for a sneak peek.

We know some dancers prefer using editors like Audacity, GarageBand, or even Logic Pro—and that’s totally fine! The Free Mix Guide is our way of helping you mix it right, no matter what tool you use. It’s packed with tutorials on fading, timing, balancing, and more—all designed to help you create clean, professional-sounding edits. DanceCuts or not, we’ve got your back. Check out the Free Mix Guide to get started.

The My Mixes page is your personal hub where all your exported mixes live. From here, you can play back, download, delete, or even share your mixes—right from any device, anytime. Want a quick walkthrough? Click here to watch our video guide.

Yes! The DanceCuts web editor supports Chrome OS and Chromebooks! Go to editor.dancecuts.com to try it out.

You can cancel anytime by heading to your Account Settings. Just scroll to the Membership section and click “Cancel Subscription.” Want to come back later? You can re-subscribe anytime at dancecuts.com/premium.

We’re working on better ways to help you find and use music—but for now, we recommend Purchasing MP3s from platforms like Amazon, 7digital or iTunes Store. (Keep in mind: buying an MP3 does not grant copyright permission.) Reminder: We strongly advise against using copyrighted music in your mixes unless you’ve secured permission from the artist or copyright holder.

In rare cases where your song isn’t listed in Amazon or Apple Music’s library, a quick Google search using the song title, artist name, and the phrase "download mp3" can often point you to a site where the MP3 is available for purchase. Once you have the file, just drag and drop it into DanceCuts, or use the "My Computer" import option in the editor. Remember: Purchasing an MP3 doesn’t automatically give you copyright permissions—always make sure you have the right to use the music in your mix.

Short answer: With Apple Music/Spotify/other streaming service, you pay for streaming, not the actual MP3 files. Long answer: Services like Apple Music and Spotify store music in the cloud, making it easy to stream songs without taking up space on your device. However, when it comes to editing music in DanceCuts, you need the actual MP3 file, not just the stream. The best way to get that is by purchasing the MP3 from stores like Amazon Music or iTunes. You only need to buy the song once, and it’s yours to use! Note: Purchasing an MP3 does not grant copyright permissions. Always ensure you have the proper rights to use any music in your mixes.