Convert MP3 audio files to uncompressed WAV format for editing.
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Decompress your MP3 files into high-quality WAV format for burning CDs or editing in professional software.
Select your MP3 files from your computer or drag and drop them here. Batch conversion is supported.
Choose your desired sample rate (usually 44.1kHz for CD quality) and start the conversion.
Get your uncompressed WAV files instantly. Perfect for archiving or further editing.
Use WAV files when importing audio into video editors like Premiere Pro or Final Cut to ensure smoother playback and seeking.
Converting MP3 to WAV doesn't magically add missing frequencies back to the audio, but it performs a critical function: decompression.
Our engine decodes the MP3 stream into raw PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) data. This is the exact digital representation of the analog sound wave. We ensure this decoding process is bit-perfect, ensuring no additional noise or artifacts are introduced during the format change.
This "inflated" WAV file is now ready for editing in any DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) without the CPU overhead of constantly decoding MP3s, and without the risk of "generation loss" if you save it again.
Files are deleted immediately after your session. Your audio is private.
We decode to standard CD-quality WAV 16-bit/44.1kHz by default.
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MP3 is great for listening because it's small, but it's not ideal for editing. Every time you edit and save an MP3, it gets compressed again, losing more quality (generation loss).
WAV (Waveform Audio File Format) is uncompressed. By converting your MP3s to WAV before you start editing, mixing, or burning to a CD, you stop the quality loss cycle. It ensures that your editing software works with the raw audio data, providing better performance and stability.
Pulse Code Modulation. The standard method for digitally representing analog audio signals in WAV files.
The number of audio samples carried per second, measured in Hz or kHz (e.g., 44.1kHz).
The number of bits of information in each sample. CD audio is 16-bit.
The loss of quality between subsequent copies or transcodes of data. WAV prevents this.
No. Converting a low-quality MP3 to WAV cannot add detail that isn't there. It just prevents it from getting worse during editing.
Use WAV for master files, CD burning, and as intermediate files in video/audio production projects.
We process your audio on secure servers and delete it automatically. Your creative work stays yours.
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