Format details
Smaller audio with a clear bitrate choice
WAV commonly stores uncompressed audio, while MP3 uses lossy compression. Choose 128, 192, 256, or 320 kbps; higher bitrates generally increase both retained audio quality and file size.
Browser-local media conversion
Convert uncompressed WAV audio to MP3 locally in your browser. No file upload, server conversion, or paid conversion API.
Your media file is processed in this browser and is not uploaded to our servers.
or choose one from your device
Maximum 100 MiB · processed locallyHow it works
Select a WAV file up to 100 MiB from your device.
Select a supported constant MP3 bitrate.
Your browser loads the self-hosted FFmpeg engine and processes the file locally.
Save the generated file directly to your device.
Format details
WAV commonly stores uncompressed audio, while MP3 uses lossy compression. Choose 128, 192, 256, or 320 kbps; higher bitrates generally increase both retained audio quality and file size.
Helpful answers
No. Your file is written only to FFmpeg's temporary browser-local virtual filesystem and is never sent to a conversion server.
No. MP3 is a lossy format, so conversion trades some audio information for a smaller file.
The local FFmpeg engine uses libmp3lame and verifies that the encoder is available before conversion.