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Audio to WAV Converter

Convert almost any audio file to an uncompressed WAV file right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and you can preview the result before downloading.

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Audio to WAV Converter

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🔒 Decoded and re-encoded in your browser with the Web Audio API — nothing is uploaded.

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    Audio facts
    • 10.1 MB/minUncompressed WAV size = sample rate × bytes per sample × channels. CD-quality stereo (44.1 kHz, 16-bit) is about 10.1 MB per minute.
    • 16 kHz monoPlenty for speech: it keeps everything up to 8 kHz, and speech-recognition models such as Whisper resample to 16 kHz mono anyway.
    • −14 / −16 LUFSSpotify, YouTube and Amazon normalise to about −14 LUFS; Apple Music and Apple Podcasts to −16 LUFS; EU broadcast (EBU R128) to −23 LUFS, all with a −1 dBTP peak ceiling.
    • Lossy in, WAV outConverting MP3, M4A or OGG to WAV keeps today's quality but can't restore detail the lossy codec already removed — it just makes editing lossless from here on.

    Loudness measured per ITU-R BS.1770-4 (K-weighted, gated); platform targets checked October 2026.

    Runs in your browser — nothing you enter is uploaded or stored.

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    Stored in this browser (localStorage)
    Step-by-step~40s read

    How it works — in four simple steps

    No signup and nothing to install — it all runs in your browser.

    1

    Select your file

    Drag your audio file onto the box or click to choose it from your device.

    2

    Choose the sample rate

    Keep the original for full quality, or pick a lower rate for a smaller WAV.

    3

    Convert to WAV

    Press Convert — the file is decoded and re-encoded to WAV on your device.

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    Preview and download

    Play the result to check it, then download your WAV file.

    Pro tip

    Whatever your browser can play, it can decode — MP3, M4A/AAC, OGG and WebM all convert to uncompressed WAV.

    Features

    Any audio to WAV, in your browser

    Decode your file and export a clean 16-bit PCM WAV — the format audio editors, DAWs and transcription tools expect.

    Nothing is uploaded

    Your file is decoded and re-encoded entirely on your device with the Web Audio API, so private recordings stay private.

    Keep or lower the sample rate

    Keep full quality, or pick a lower sample rate to make the WAV smaller when you don't need CD fidelity.

    Preview before you download

    Play the converted WAV right on the page to check it sounds right, then download it — no signup, no watermark.

    About the Audio to WAV Converter

    This converter turns almost any audio file your browser can read — M4A/AAC, MP3, OGG, WEBM, FLAC and more — into an uncompressed WAV file. WAV is the universal, editor-friendly format: it plays everywhere, imports cleanly into audio software, and contains raw PCM samples with no codec to worry about.

    Drop your file in and the browser decodes it with the Web Audio API, then the tool re-encodes the samples as a 16-bit PCM WAV you can download and preview. You can keep the original sample rate or pick a lower one to shrink the file.

    Everything runs on your device — your audio is never uploaded, which matters for private recordings, and it works offline once the page has loaded. No signup, no watermark.

    Examples

    Drop in a voice memo or music clip and get a WAV ready for Audacity, Premiere, a DAW, or a transcription tool.

    Frequently asked questions

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    Is my audio uploaded anywhere?
    No. The file is decoded and re-encoded to WAV entirely in your browser with the Web Audio API, so it never leaves your device.
    What formats can I convert?
    Anything your browser can decode — M4A/AAC, MP3, OGG, WEBM, FLAC and more. The output is always a 16-bit PCM WAV.
    Why convert to WAV?
    WAV is uncompressed and universally supported, so it imports cleanly into audio editors, DAWs and transcription tools with no codec issues. The trade-off is a larger file than compressed formats.
    Will the WAV be large?
    WAV is uncompressed, so it's bigger than the source. Keep the sample rate lower if you want a smaller file, or use the Audio Compressor afterwards.
    Is it really free?
    Yes — free, no signup, and no watermark, like every tool on ToolFeather.