MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, M4B, MP4, AAC, OGA or WEBA, one or many. Drop them here or paste with ⌘V / Ctrl+V. Choose what each becomes on its row.
Runs on your device. Files are read and converted in your browser and aren't uploaded.
Sound stored exactly as it was recorded, with no compression. WAV files are big — about 10 MB a minute at CD quality — but every editor, DAW and computer opens them, so they're the standard for recording, editing and handing over masters.
WAV Converter — convert WAV files to any format
The audio format almost everything plays. MP3 makes small files by leaving out detail most ears won't miss, which makes it the safe choice for music, podcasts and voice notes you want to share, upload or keep on a phone.
MP3 Converter — convert MP3 files to any format
You've recorded or exported a WAV — a voice-over, a podcast take, a mix from your editor — and it's too big to email, upload or keep on your phone. An MP3 is a fraction of the size and plays on anything.
A 4-minute stereo WAV at CD quality is about 40 MB. As an MP3 at the default 192 kbps it comes out at about 5.5 MB — roughly a seventh of the size. At 320 kbps it's about 9.2 MB; at 128 kbps, about 3.7 MB.
Keep the default 192 kbps for music and mixed content: most people can't tell it from the WAV. Drop to 128 kbps for speech-only recordings, or go to 320 kbps for a master you'll listen to closely — it's the most MP3 can hold.
Everywhere: every phone, computer, browser, car stereo and media player, and every podcast host and upload form that takes audio.