Choose an output that fits
Start with the format required by your player or editor. Auto uses 192 kbps for lossy output. WAV and FLAC use their own lossless encoding rules, so a lossy bitrate choice does not apply.
MP3 and WAV: what changes?
MP3 uses lossy compression and offers broad playback compatibility. 192 kbps is a useful starting point for music; a higher bitrate makes a larger file but cannot restore detail already lost in the source.
WAV here contains uncompressed 16-bit PCM audio. It is useful for editing and predictable playback, but occupies much more space than a lossy format. Converting a compressed source to WAV does not restore missing detail.
How to use MP3 to WAV
- Choose files from your device. Check the file and duration limits shown above.
- Set your output and any editing options. Keep the original file if you may need it again.
- Select Convert Audio, wait for processing, then download your result before it expires.
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