Audio Converter

Convert audio files between formats with professional-grade quality

Drop audio file here or click to browse

Supports MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC, OGG, M4A

How It Works

1. Upload Audio

Drop your audio file or click to browse. Supports MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC, OGG, M4A, and more.

2. Select Format

Choose your desired output format. MP3 for compatibility, FLAC for lossless quality.

3. Choose Quality

Select quality level based on your needs. Higher quality = larger file size.

4. Convert & Download

Click convert to process. Your file will download automatically when ready.

Format Guide

MP3

Universal compatibility, good compression. Best for general use.

WAV

Uncompressed audio, highest quality. Ideal for professional editing.

AAC

Better quality than MP3 at same bitrate. Used by Apple and YouTube.

FLAC

Lossless compression, perfect quality. Great for archiving.

OGG

Open-source format with good quality. Popular in gaming.

M4A

Apple's audio format using AAC. Native support on iOS/macOS.

Features

  • Multiple format support
  • Adjustable quality settings
  • High-quality output
  • Fast processing
  • Client-side conversion
  • Privacy protected

Frequently Asked Questions

Which audio formats can I convert between?

The audio converter supports conversion between all major formats including MP3 (most popular), WAV (uncompressed), AAC (advanced coding), FLAC (lossless compression), OGG (open source), and M4A (Apple format). You can convert from any supported format to any other format with high quality preservation.

What's the difference between MP3, WAV, AAC, and FLAC formats?

MP3 is the most compatible format with good compression. WAV is uncompressed with highest quality but large file size, ideal for professional editing. AAC offers better quality than MP3 at same bitrate and is used by Apple and YouTube. FLAC provides lossless compression with perfect quality while reducing file size by 40-60%. OGG is open-source with good quality. M4A uses AAC codec with native iOS/macOS support.

How do quality settings affect audio conversion?

Quality settings determine the bitrate and compression level during conversion. High quality maintains best audio fidelity with larger file sizes (suitable for music listening). Medium quality balances quality and file size (good for most uses). Low quality creates smaller files with reduced fidelity (suitable for voice recordings or when storage is limited). Lossless formats (FLAC, WAV) maintain perfect quality regardless of setting.

How fast is the audio format conversion process?

Conversion speed depends on file size and format complexity, but most conversions complete in seconds. The tool uses optimized browser-based processing for fast results. Converting a 5-minute MP3 to WAV typically takes 10-20 seconds. Larger files or lossless format conversions may take longer. All processing happens locally in your browser for maximum speed and privacy.

Will converting audio reduce quality?

Quality loss depends on the conversion path. Converting from lossy to lossless (MP3 to FLAC) doesn't improve quality but maintains existing quality. Converting from lossless to lossy (WAV to MP3) reduces file size with some quality loss. Converting between lossy formats (MP3 to AAC) may cause minimal additional loss. For best results, use high quality settings and avoid multiple conversions. WAV and FLAC maintain perfect quality.

Can I convert multiple audio files at once?

Currently, the tool processes one audio file at a time to ensure optimal quality and performance. After converting a file, you can immediately upload and convert another. The conversion process is fast, typically completing in seconds, allowing you to process multiple files quickly in succession.

Which format should I choose for my audio files?

Choose based on your needs: MP3 for universal compatibility and general use. WAV for professional audio editing or archiving original quality. AAC for better quality than MP3 at same file size, especially for Apple devices. FLAC for lossless archiving with compression. OGG for open-source projects and gaming. M4A for iOS/macOS native support. Consider your target platform, quality needs, and storage space.

Is my audio file safe during conversion?

Yes! All audio conversion happens locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Your audio files never get uploaded to any server or transmitted anywhere. Your files remain completely private and secure on your device throughout the entire conversion process. The converted file is created in your browser and ready for immediate download.