Audio tools for quick edits and conversions
Convert, trim, merge, compress, and clean up audio files directly from your browser. Use these tools for common MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A, and AIFF jobs without digging through desktop software.
Popular audio tools
These direct links cover the audio tasks people usually need first. The full automatic audio library can stay below this section.
Trim Audio
Cut an audio file down to the section you need and export a shorter version.
Open tool →Merge Audio Files
Combine audio clips into one file for podcasts, voice notes, music, or simple edits.
Open tool →Convert WAV to MP3
Turn a large WAV file into a smaller MP3 for easier sharing and uploading.
Open tool →Convert MP3 to WAV
Convert an MP3 file into WAV when you need a broader editing or production format.
Open tool →Convert OGG to MP3
Change an OGG audio file into MP3 for better compatibility with common players.
Open tool →Compress WAV
Reduce WAV file size when the original audio is too large to upload or send.
Open tool →Find an audio tool by task
Use these links for common audio workflows. Add more here when a specific tool becomes important for search or user navigation.
Edit and optimize audio
Convert audio formats
Our Full Audio Tool Library
What you can do
- Convert formats: MP3 ↔ WAV ↔ M4A/AAC ↔ OGG ↔ FLAC ↔ WMA ↔ AIFF/ALAC
- Edit essentials: trim, split, merge, fade in/out, normalize loudness, change volume
- Optimize files: set bitrate (128–320 kbps), sample rate (44.1/48 kHz), and mono/stereo
- Extract from video: MP4/MOV/WebM → MP3 or WAV
- Metadata (where offered): edit basic ID3 tags—title, artist, album, artwork
- Batch workflows: process multiple files and download in one go (when available)
FAQ (quick answers)
- Are my files uploaded? Many tools run entirely in your browser; if a tool needs server processing, it’s disclosed on that tool’s page.
- Will quality drop when converting? Lossy (MP3/AAC/OGG) shrinks size at the cost of detail; lossless (WAV/FLAC/ALAC) preserves quality but is larger.
- Which bitrate should I choose? Music: 256–320 kbps is solid; voice/podcasts: 96–160 kbps; archiving: use lossless.
- Max file size? For smooth performance, keep typical uploads modest (large WAV/FLAC can be slow—desktop handles more than mobile).
- Do you add watermarks or require accounts? No watermark, no account required.
- Does normalization change dynamics? Normalization raises/lowers overall level; it doesn’t compress dynamics unless you enable compression.