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Online Audio Converter — Convert MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A Free

Free online audio converter. Convert MP3 to WAV, WAV to MP3, OGG, M4A and more — right in your browser with no file upload required.

What is the Online Audio Converter?

The Online Audio Converter lets you change any audio file from one format to another directly in your browser. Whether you need to convert MP3 to WAV for a DAW that only accepts uncompressed files, or compress a WAV to a smaller MP3 for easier sharing, the tool handles it without any software installation.

All processing uses WebAssembly running locally on your computer, which means your audio files are never uploaded anywhere. You can also adjust the output bitrate to balance file size against audio quality.

How to Convert Audio

  1. Upload your files — select one or more audio files from your device.
  2. Choose a format — pick the output format: MP3, WAV, OGG, or M4A.
  3. Set bitrate (optional) — adjust the quality/size setting for the output.
  4. Convert — click the convert button and wait a moment for processing.
  5. Download — save each converted file to your device.

Use Cases

DAW compatibility — many recording and production apps require WAV or AIFF files. Convert MP3 to WAV before importing audio into GarageBand, Audacity, or similar software.

Smaller files for sharing — convert a large WAV recording to MP3 to shrink the file size dramatically before uploading it to a cloud drive or sending by email.

Browser and device compatibility — some platforms only accept specific audio formats. Converting OGG or M4A to MP3 ensures maximum compatibility across devices.

Batch processing — upload a folder’s worth of recordings at once and convert them all to a uniform format in a single step.

Why Use This Tool

Most online audio converters ask you to upload files to their servers, process them remotely, then provide a download link. That raises questions about who has access to your files and how long they’re kept. This converter never sends files anywhere — everything runs in your browser tab, and the moment you close it, the data is gone.