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Audio Converter

Convert MP3 to WAV or WAV to MP3 directly in your browser with practical bitrate, sample rate, and mono or stereo controls.

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Browser-based audio tool

Audio Converter

Convert MP3 to WAV or WAV to MP3 directly in your browser with practical bitrate, sample rate, and mono or stereo controls.

Queued
0

Audio files

Converted
0

Ready outputs

MP3 bitrate
128 kbps

When exporting MP3

MP3 to WAVWAV to MP3Batch conversion
WorkspaceAudio file conversion

Add MP3 or WAV files

Use automatic format switching for MP3 to WAV and WAV to MP3, or choose a fixed output when you need a specific audio format.

Drop MP3 or WAV files here

Supports batch conversion up to 75 MB per file and 30 minutes per decoded audio track.

Input size
0 B

Selected batch

Output size
0 B

Converted batch

Output mode
Auto

Current setting

Queue

Files ready for conversion

No audio files added yet. Add an MP3 or WAV file to start.

Add MP3 or WAV files to prepare a browser-based conversion batch.

GuideConvert MP3 and WAV audio in three steps3 steps
01

Add audio files

Drop MP3 or WAV files into the workspace, or browse from your device to prepare a batch.

02

Choose output settings

Use automatic MP3 to WAV or WAV to MP3 conversion, or set a fixed output format with bitrate, sample rate, and channel controls.

03

Convert and download

Decode, convert, preview the output audio, and download each file directly from the browser.

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FAQAudio conversion questions

Does this audio converter upload my MP3 or WAV files?

No. The page decodes and converts supported audio files in the browser, so normal conversion work stays on your device.

Can I convert MP3 to WAV?

Yes. Add an MP3 file and keep the output mode on Auto or choose WAV to create a 16-bit PCM WAV file.

Can I convert WAV to MP3?

Yes. Add a WAV file, choose Auto or MP3 output, then pick the MP3 bitrate before converting.

Will metadata and album art be preserved?

No. Browser-side conversion focuses on the audio stream, so tags, embedded artwork, cue markers, and other metadata may not be copied.

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