Convert lossless FLAC files into 320 kbps MP3s that play on any phone, car, or speaker. FLAC sounds identical to a CD but takes 4–10× the space of MP3 — transcoding gives you a portable copy of your library without throwing away the FLAC master.
FLAC to MP3 trades audiophile fidelity for everyday convenience. FLAC is bit-perfect, identical to the CD, and gloriously large — wonderful at home, impractical on a phone, in a car deck, or over a Bluetooth speaker that cannot tell the difference anyway. A 320 kbps MP3 keeps the music and loses the bulk.
Convert here when a lossless library needs to travel: filling a phone with limited storage, loading a USB stick for the car, or sharing a track with someone whose player chokes on FLAC. You give up a theoretical perfection most ears never detect and gain a file a third the size that plays absolutely everywhere.
FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) gives you bit-perfect audio at roughly half the size of WAV. It is the format of choice for audiophiles, Bandcamp downloads, and music archives because every decompression returns the exact original samples. Cars and older phones may not support FLAC — convert to MP3 or AAC for those.
MP3 is the most compatible audio format ever made. It plays on every device built in the last 25 years, from a $5 Bluetooth speaker to a Tesla, and 320 kbps MP3 is sonically indistinguishable from CD for most listeners. Pick MP3 when you want a file that will simply play, everywhere, without anyone asking what a codec is.
Drop a FLAC file from your device, or paste a public URL pointing to the FLAC you want to convert.
The output is pre-set to MP3.
Click Convert. Our cloud workers fetch the FLAC, scan it for malware (video and audio over 1 GB are not scanned), and run the FLAC → MP3 pipeline.
A download link appears as soon as the MP3 is ready; it works for anyone who has it until the file is deleted. The file is deleted from our storage two hours after it was made (longer for very large files or with a pass), normally within the next 15 minutes.
