Compress audio in your browser

Drop an MP3, AAC, M4A or FLAC file. It stays in this tab, and we send you to the matching compressor.

Drop your audio here

or browse your device. Batches welcome, we detect the format

Audio

Pick a format, or drop a file and we will.

Each card is a live compressor. Same privacy model as the rest of the site: the file is processed in this tab and never sent anywhere.

On the roadmap
WAVOGG
How it works

How to compress audio

01

Drop the audio

One track or several of the same kind. We read the container from its bytes, so an M4A named as MP3 still opens the M4A tool.

02

Land on the matching compressor

You pick a bitrate, optionally downmix to mono, and hear both versions before you save. Video is out of scope on purpose: that belongs on vidshift.io.

03

Listen and save

If the smaller file sounds fine, download it. If it does not, raise the bitrate and run it again. Nothing left your machine.

Looking for a different format?

The home page routes any file we can compress, including code, fonts and ZIP archives.

See every format
Got video? Use vidshift.io.

Same in-browser, nothing-uploaded approach, built specifically for video.

Go to vidshift.io →

Questions

How do I compress audio without uploading it?

Drop the file on this page. It is decoded in your browser and routed to the MP3, AAC, M4A or FLAC tool. There is no upload, so a private recording stays private.

Which audio formats can I compress?

MP3, AAC, M4A and FLAC are live. WAV and OGG are on the roadmap. Video files are sent to vidshift.io rather than being half-handled here.

Will compressing audio change how it sounds?

Lowering the bitrate always discards some detail. The tools play the original and the result side by side so you can hear the trade before you keep it. Speech often survives a much lower rate than music.

Can I compress audio to a target size?

Yes on the formats that search for a bitrate. You name a figure, the tool walks the rungs, and it tells you where it landed or why it could not get there.

Is this audio compressor free?

Yes. Encoding runs on your own CPU, so there is no per-minute charge, no account and no watermark.