Audio Format Converter
Convert any audio file into MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, Opus or AAC while keeping full control of bitrate, sample rate, channel count and bit depth.
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Convert any audio file into MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, Opus or AAC while keeping full control of bitrate, sample rate, channel count and bit depth.
Turn WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG, Opus or the audio track of a video into a clean MP3 at any bitrate from 64 to 320 kbps.
Produce uncompressed PCM WAV files at 16, 24 or 32-bit float — the format every audio editor, sampler and video editor accepts without argument.
Convert iTunes and iPhone M4A/AAC recordings into MP3 files that play on any device, at up to 320 kbps.
Bring lossless FLAC down to a portable MP3 while keeping the option to encode at the maximum 320 kbps.
Convert Ogg Vorbis and Opus files into MP3 so they play on hardware that never supported the Ogg container.
Encode at 320 kbps — the highest bitrate MPEG-1 Layer III supports — with a clear explanation of when that actually helps.
Change an audio file's bitrate to shrink it — or raise it for a lossless source — with the real size difference reported.
Resample audio to any standard rate from 8 kHz to 96 kHz using the browser's offline rendering engine.
Even out loud and quiet passages with a real dynamic-range compressor, then normalise the peak for consistent playback.
Cut a precise section out of any audio file with a visual waveform guide, optional fades and sample-accurate start and end points.
Trim silence and unwanted material from the beginning and end of a recording, with the waveform in view the whole time.
Merge several audio files into one continuous track, in the order you choose, with optional gaps and loudness matching.
Raise or lower the level of any audio file by an exact multiplier, with clipping protection and optional fades.
Convert between mono and stereo: fold a stereo file to a single channel, or spread a mono recording across two.
Read the existing ID3 tag on an MP3, then write a new one — with the audio stream copied byte-for-byte and never re-encoded.
Pull the audio out of a video file and save it as MP3 — no video editor, no upload, no quality surprises.
Extract a video's audio as uncompressed WAV — the correct starting point for editing, restoration or re-mixing.
Turn an audio file into a video with an animated waveform visualisation, rendered frame by frame in your browser.
Convert video between MP4, WebM, MKV, MOV and AVI — or pull out an audio track or an animated GIF — without uploading a single byte.
Convert almost any video file into MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio: the combination that plays on phones, televisions and browsers.
Turn QuickTime MOV files — including iPhone recordings and ProRes exports — into MP4 that plays anywhere.
Convert Matroska (MKV) files to MP4 for devices that do not support the container, with a clear account of what happens to extra streams.
Convert WebM files with VP8, VP9 or AV1 video into MP4 that older devices, editors and televisions can actually play.
Shrink a video file by real H.264 encoding, with the actual size saving measured and reported before you download.
Change a video's pixel dimensions by preset, by width, or by an exact width and height you specify.
Cut a clip out of a video by setting a start and end time, with a fast stream-copy mode and a frame-accurate re-encode mode.
Trim the start and the end of a video so it begins and finishes exactly where the content does.
Merge several video clips into one continuous file, in the order you list them, with a fast or a safe merge mode.
Turn a video clip into an animated GIF with a genuine LZW encoder and a proper 256-colour palette.
Convert an animated GIF into a real video file — often a fraction of the size — using a GIF decoder written for this tool.
Convert video between standard resolutions — 4K, 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p — with the aspect ratio preserved.
Change a video's frame rate to match a delivery specification, or lower it to reduce the file size.
Speed a video up or slow it down from 0.25× to 4×, with correct audio handling either way.
Inspect a video file for subtitle tracks and get a straight answer about what a browser can and cannot extract.
Resize any JPG, PNG or WebP image by width, exact dimensions, percentage or a maximum box, with the aspect ratio kept correct.
Reduce an image's file size with a quality slider and optional downscaling, and see the real saving before you download.
Convert JPEG images into lossless PNG files, with transparency support ready for further editing.
Convert PNG images to JPEG with control over the quality and an explicit background colour for any transparent areas.
Convert images to WebP for smaller files on the web, or turn WebP back into PNG and JPEG where support is needed.
Crop an image to a chosen aspect ratio with control over the inset and which edge the crop is anchored to.
Repackage TTF and OTF fonts into the WOFF web format with real per-table zlib compression — and a clear account of what cannot be done in a browser.
Turn a TrueType TTF file into a WOFF web font, cutting 30–50 percent of the size with identical rendering.
TrueType to OpenType conversion needs a font compiler. This page explains exactly why, and gives you the route that actually works.
OpenType to TrueType needs cubic-to-quadratic outline conversion. This page explains why that cannot happen in a browser and how to do it properly.
WOFF2 needs Brotli plus a glyph-stream transform, neither of which a browser exposes. Here is what to run instead.
WOFF2 is Brotli-compressed with a table transform, so a browser cannot expand it back. Here is the command that can.
Read a font file's real internals: name table, version, designer, licence, glyph count, metrics, embedding rights and character coverage.
Load a font file and preview it with your own text, at any size, weight, letter spacing and line height.
Test a font for the things that actually matter: measure width, ambiguous glyph pairs, accent coverage and character set size.
Identifying a font from a picture needs a fingerprint database. This page explains why, and gives you four methods that actually work.
Generate heading and body typeface pairings with a reason for each, set at real sizes so you can judge them properly.
Generate a waveform image from any audio file, with a choice of colour scheme, bar resolution and transparent background.
Generate a spectrogram with real FFT analysis — useful both as artwork and as a diagnostic for spotting lossy encoding.
Resize cover art to the exact square size each streaming platform requires, with a warning when the source is too small.
Capture still frames from a video at even intervals, and optionally build a single contact sheet of the whole timeline.
Fit an image to the exact YouTube thumbnail size and stay inside the 2 MB upload limit, with the file size checked for you.
Work out any video's aspect ratio, then find the matching dimensions or the largest crop for a different target ratio.
Work out exactly how large an audio file will be at any bitrate, duration, sample rate, channel count and bit depth.
Estimate the bitrate a video needs at any resolution, frame rate and quality level, and see what that means in storage.
Convert between frame counts, durations and frame rates, with drop-frame warnings and delivery guidance.
Estimate a video's size from its bitrate and duration — or work out the bitrate you need to fit a target limit.
Estimate an audio file's size at any bitrate, and see how many tracks fit on a CD or in a gigabyte.
Total up the duration and storage of a batch of files, with playback-speed and storage projections.
Read everything about an audio file: container, codec, sample rate, bitrate, channels, duration and measured levels.
Read a video's container, codec, resolution, duration and bitrate — with a straight answer about frame rate.
Check what bitrate an audio file really is, from both its codec header and its actual file size.
Check an audio file's real sample rate and understand the frequency ceiling it imposes.
Check an image's real dimensions, megapixels, aspect ratio, encoding and colour information.
Check what a browser can determine about a video's timing, and get the exact command that reveals the real frame rate.
Identify the real codec inside a file by parsing its container structure, not by trusting the file extension.
Check a media file's exact size and duration, then see how long it would take to transfer on a typical connection.