Free Audio & Video Converter
Convert any audio or video file, free — right in your browser. Files never leave your device.
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Convert Audio & Video — Free, Private, No Sign-up
SnipSound's converter changes the format of any audio, video, or GIF file directly in your web browser. Drop in an MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A and convert between audio formats; drop in an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV and convert it to another video format, extract the audio, or turn it into a GIF; or drop in a GIF and convert it to MP4 or WebM. Pick a quality level and the converted file downloads to your device. Nothing is uploaded.
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Why use SnipSound's converter
- 100% in your browser. Other converters upload your file to a server. We don't — your file never leaves your device.
- No file size limit. Most online tools cap uploads at 50–250 MB. The only limit here is your device's memory.
- One tool for audio, video, and GIF. Convert audio formats, convert video to MP4/WebM/MOV, pull audio out of video, make GIFs from videos, or turn GIFs into videos — all in one place.
- No sign-up, no ads, no watermarks.
Free Online Audio & Video Converter
SnipSound's converter turns any audio or video file into the format you need, directly in your browser. Drop in an MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, AAC or M4A to convert between audio formats, or drop in an MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI or WMV to convert it to another video format, extract the audio as MP3, WAV or M4A, or turn it into a GIF. GIFs convert to MP4 or WebM. Choose your output and quality, and download the converted file. Files never leave your device, no signup, no watermark.
How It Works
For audio, the converter decodes your file with the Web Audio API and re-encodes it to the target format (MP3 via LAME, WAV as direct PCM, and OGG/FLAC/AAC/M4A via in-browser FFmpeg). For video, it runs in-browser FFmpeg: a single pass to pull out and encode the audio track, a remux or re-encode for video-to-video, and a two-pass palette pipeline for high-quality GIFs. The whole conversion happens locally — your file never leaves your computer.
Why Convert Files?
Common reasons: pulling an MP3 out of a recorded MP4 for a podcast, making a FLAC archive playable on phones as MP3 or AAC, converting voice memos from M4A to MP3 for platforms that reject M4A, or producing a lossless WAV master from a compressed source for editing. Browser-side conversion means no file-size limits from upload services.