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Audio, speech & subtitles

Audio Converter — MP3, WAV & Extract Audio from Video

Convert audio files to MP3 or WAV, change bitrate and sample rate, downmix to mono, or extract the soundtrack from an MP4 video. Batch-friendly and nothing is uploaded.

Runs on your device — nothing is uploaded

Convert audio to MP3 or WAV in your browser. It also pulls the soundtrack out of MP4 and WebM videos — handy for turning a recorded lecture or meeting into something you can listen to on the go.

How to convert audio

  1. Choose the output: MP3 (small, plays everywhere) or WAV (lossless, large).
  2. For MP3, pick a bitrate. Set the sample rate and stereo/mono.
  3. Drop in your files — several at once is fine.
  4. Save each result, or Download all as .zip.

Which input formats work?

Anything your browser can decode. In Chrome and Edge that includes MP3, WAV, OGG, Opus, FLAC, M4A/AAC, WebM and audio inside MP4. Safari and Firefox support slightly fewer. WMA and some AC-3 tracks in videos aren't supported by browsers.

Choosing a bitrate

BitrateGood for
96 kbpsSpeech, podcasts, voice memos (use mono)
128 kbpsCasual listening, audiobooks
192 kbpsMusic — most people can't tell it from CD
320 kbpsMaximum MP3 quality, archiving music

Converting an MP3 to a higher bitrate doesn't improve it — you can't restore detail that was already discarded. Always convert from the best source you have.

Mono for speech

Recordings of one voice (lectures, interviews, voice notes) gain nothing from stereo. Choosing mono halves the file size at the same quality.

Converting a whole music library

The browser version handles a handful of files at a time. Audio Fix Batch Converter for Windows converts entire folders recursively to MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG or WMA — several formats in one pass — with bitrate control and a built-in preview player. Need the words from a recording rather than the audio? Whispering Notes AI transcribes audio and video to text offline.

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