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Free Audio Converter — AAC, WAV Online

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Supports M4A, MP4, and AAC container files

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Convert Audio Between Formats

This free audio converter runs entirely in your browser using the WebCodecs API. Convert M4A and MP4 audio files to AAC (M4A) for efficient compressed audio, or to WAV for uncompressed lossless quality — without uploading your files to any server.

Output Format Comparison

FormatTypeSize (per min)Best For
AAC (M4A)Lossy~1-2 MBMusic, streaming, Apple devices, general use
WAVUncompressed~10 MBAudio editing, recording, mastering, archival

Understanding Lossy vs Lossless

AAC is a lossy format that discards audio information most listeners can't hear, achieving 5-10x compression. It offers better quality than MP3 at the same bitrate and is the standard for Apple Music, YouTube, and most streaming services. WAV is uncompressed and preserves every sample of the original recording — ideal for editing or archival.

Technical Details

This tool uses your browser's built-in WebCodecs API for hardware-accelerated audio encoding and decoding. No external libraries are downloaded — the codecs are already part of your browser. This means faster processing, smaller page loads, and maximum privacy.

All processing is local. Your audio files never leave your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which audio format should I choose?
AAC (M4A) is the most efficient lossy format — smaller files with better quality than MP3 at the same bitrate. It is the default on Apple devices and widely supported everywhere. WAV gives uncompressed lossless quality for editing and archival.
What is the maximum file size?
There is no strict limit, but files over 200 MB may cause slower processing or memory issues in the browser. For best results, keep files under 100 MB.
Is my audio file private?
Yes. All conversion happens locally in your browser using the built-in WebCodecs API. No audio data is uploaded to any server.
Which browsers are supported?
Chrome 94+, Edge 94+, and Safari 16.4+ support the WebCodecs API used by this tool. Firefox support is coming soon.
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