Upload a MP3 file and download a FLAC. FLAC is a lossless file some editors and archives ask for. It does not restore detail the MP3 already lost. Up to 80 MB.
The file stays on the server only while it converts, then it is deleted.
Choose a .mp3 file from your phone or computer.
The converter writes a FLAC. There is no bitrate to pick, because FLAC stores the decoded samples without MP3 compression.
Save the FLAC when the conversion finishes.
Some tools refuse MP3 and ask for FLAC. This page decodes the MP3 and packs those samples in FLAC. The file gets larger. It does not sound clearer, because the MP3 encoder already removed detail.
Hand over a FLAC when an uploader will not take MP3.
The FLAC is a lossless packing of the decoded MP3, not a remaster.
Keep a FLAC copy of a decoded MP3 if a workflow demands that container.
The upload and the result are removed from the server when the job ends.
Use this when a tool demands FLAC. Do not use it to improve a low-bitrate MP3. The highs that were removed stay removed.
Yes. Upload a MP3 and download the FLAC with no account.
No. It sounds like the decoded MP3. FLAC only changes how the samples are stored.
FLAC does not use MP3’s heavy compression, so the file grows even though the sound does not improve.
No. FLAC is lossless. This page does not offer an MP3 bitrate.
No. The MP3 and the FLAC are deleted after processing.
The file may be over 80 MB or 60 minutes, protected, or not a real media file. Try another file.
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