Audio Convert

This subcategory offers 3 free tools that need no account and convert or inspect audio in your browser. They help prepare a WAV for editing, pull an MP3 track from a video or check the information a file carries. Tools include Convert audio to WAV, Extract audio from a video and Read audio tags. Audio never leaves your browser when the tool page says so.

Convert audio to WAV turns an MP3, M4A, OGG or FLAC into a WAV, nothing sent online. Extract audio from a video produces an MP3 track from a video. Read audio tags shows the title, artist and software a file carries along. If you need to edit, start with the WAV. If the source is a video, go through extraction. To check a file before sharing, read its tags first.

How to use

  1. Start from the need: Convert audio to WAV if the edit requires an uncompressed format, or Extract audio from a video to get an MP3 track.
  2. Before converting, check the source and listen to a short part to make sure no important passage is missing.
  3. If you must identify a file, open Read audio tags to see the title, artist and software it carries.
  4. After conversion, listen to the result and compare the duration with the source before using it in an edit.

Frequently asked questions

Which formats can I convert to WAV?

Convert audio to WAV accepts an MP3, M4A, OGG or FLAC and produces a WAV, nothing sent online. This is useful to prepare an edit that needs an uncompressed format. The audio stays in your browser and no account is required.

How do I get an MP3 track from a video?

Use Extract audio from a video to produce an MP3 track from a video. Load the video, run the extraction and take the audio file. Check the duration and listen before using it. The tool is free and needs no sign-up.

Why read tags before converting?

Read audio tags shows the title, artist and software an audio file carries. This information helps identify the right version and avoid converting the wrong file. Check it before running Convert audio to WAV or Extract audio from a video.

Can I extract audio from a video and then convert it to WAV?

Yes. Start with Extract audio from a video to produce an MP3 track, then use Convert audio to WAV if your edit needs a WAV. Listen between the two steps to spot possible problems. No account is needed.

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