What is this tool?
Decodes audio files the browser recognises and re-records everything as WAV, supporting several files at once.
What is it for?
- Standardise audio from different sources into a single editing format.
- Convert audio received in an exotic format to WAV so any program opens it.
- Prepare a project's tracks in a lossless format.
Step by step
- 1Upload one or several audio files.
- 2Start the conversion.
- 3Follow the result per file.
- 4Download the generated WAV files.
How to use it
Input formats
Accepts whatever the browser decodes: MP3, AAC in MP4, OGG, WebM, WAV and, in most builds, FLAC.
WAV output
WAV keeps the original sample rate and channels, without additional compression.
Batch
Several files join the same queue and each is delivered separately, with the original name.
Examples in practice
Tracks for an editor
Five MP3 tracks are converted to WAV and start opening in the studio's audio editor.
Voice message file
An OGG audio received by app is converted to WAV for transcription.
Frequently asked questions
Does converting to WAV improve quality?
It does not recover what was already lost, but it prevents new losses from the conversion onwards.
Does the file get bigger?
Yes: WAV is uncompressed, so it takes far more space than equivalent MP3 or OGG.