Audio Converter
Batch or one-off audio conversion that does exactly what you expect — fast, native, no fuss.
Launching soon. The tools are in final testing.
Converting audio should be a two-second job, not a trip through some ad-riddled website that uploads your files to a server you've never heard of.
Audio Converter does the obvious thing well: drop in a folder or a single file, pick a format, go. Everything runs on your machine, batched or one at a time, as fast as your disk allows.
In the
box.
Batch a whole folder
Drag in a directory and convert everything inside in one pass, with a clear per-file progress list.
Or just one file
Need a single quick conversion? Drop one file in and it's done before the window finishes opening.
The formats you actually use
WAV, AIFF, FLAC, ALAC, MP3, AAC, Ogg — with bit-depth and sample-rate control where it matters.
Sensible presets
Save the settings you reach for — "16-bit 44.1k WAV", "320 MP3" — and reuse them with one click.
On-device, always
No uploads, no accounts, no queue. Your audio never leaves the machine.
Native Apple Silicon
Built ARM-native for M-series Macs, so batch jobs fly and the app stays out of your way.
Questions,
briefly.
Is it really free?
Yes. It just needs a free license — enter your email, get a key, and you're set. That's so we can let you know about updates and fixes.
Does it work on Intel Macs?
Not right now — Audio Converter is Apple Silicon-only (M-series Macs).
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