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AudioConvert
Convert Your Media to High-Quality Audio
Fast, secure and simple audio conversion powered by FFmpeg.
Only convert media you own or are authorized to download.
Built for reliable conversion
High Quality
Lossless and high-quality output options
Multiple Formats
WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC and OGG
Secure Processing
Temporary files automatically deleted
Mobile Friendly
Works across desktop, tablet and mobile
Background Processing
Large conversions handled by queue workers
How It Works
Step 1
Provide Authorized Media
Upload a file you own or paste a URL from an allowlisted source.
Step 2
Choose Output Format
Select WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC or OGG and quality options.
Step 3
Start Conversion
A background worker converts the media with FFmpeg on the VPS.
Step 4
Download Your Audio
Preview the result, download it, then files expire automatically.
FAQ
What formats are supported?
Output formats are WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC and OGG. Common audio and video containers can be used as authorized inputs.
How long does conversion take?
Most short files finish in seconds. Time depends on duration, format, and server load because work runs in a background queue.
Can I convert large files?
Yes, within configured size and duration limits. Large files are processed by workers, not in the browser or inside the HTTP request.
Are uploaded files stored permanently?
No. Inputs and outputs are stored only in temporary directories and deleted after expiration or cleanup.
How long are converted files available?
By default, completed files expire after one hour. The exact window is configurable on the server.
Can I convert multiple files?
Anonymous users have concurrent and hourly limits to prevent abuse. Additional capacity can be enabled with accounts later.
Does the service work on mobile?
Yes. The converter is designed for phones, tablets, and desktops.
What happens if conversion fails?
You will see a clear error. Temporary files are cleaned up. You can try again with a supported, authorized file.
Can I convert any URL on the internet?
No. Remote URLs are only fetched from explicitly allowlisted hosts, with SSRF protections. DRM and access controls are never bypassed.