Queue your files, choose MP3, WAV, FLAC, or another format, and select Convert. One file saves on its own, and a batch saves as a ZIP archive.
Read instructions, examples, and limits
You can also drop files here.
Add one or more files, rearrange the queue, and convert the batch in order. Drag a file by its handle or use the arrow buttons to reorder. Each file shows its length, size, codec, channels, and sample rate.
Choose the destination format, then convert and save the result.
Audio Converter re-encodes audio into a different file format, one output for every input. It does not trim or merge anything: each recording keeps its full length and comes out as its own file.
Because it works through a queue, it handles a single song or a whole folder of voice memos the same way. Typical jobs are shrinking WAV recordings into MP3s, or making M4A files usable in software that expects another format.
Conversion takes place inside this browser tab. The only thing fetched is the FFmpeg engine itself, which is program code downloaded from the jsDelivr CDN, or from this site if the CDN cannot be reached. Your audio is read from disk, re-encoded in memory, and saved back to your device, and nothing in the queue is uploaded.
No. A lossless format stores exactly what it receives, so an MP3 turned into FLAC keeps the MP3's quality in a larger file. It helps with editing and compatibility, not with restoring detail.
The batch stops at that file and the error appears in the Status log. Files finished before it are still offered for saving.
WAV and AIFF output is fixed at two channels. Choose FLAC to keep the original channel layout without compression loss.
Select Convert again. Finished files are not held for a second attempt, so the queue is processed once more.
All processing runs locally in your browser. This tool is provided as-is without warranty. Keep backups of your original files before processing.
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