File Converter

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Simple tools for converting your media files

Convert audio and image files between commonly used formats quickly and easily. Select the type of conversion you need below, choose your file, and click Convert.

These converters are designed to make basic file conversions simple without requiring complicated software or advanced technical knowledge.

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MP4 → WAV

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Extract the audio from an MP4 video and save it as a WAV audio file. This is useful when you want the audio from a video without keeping the video portion.

About these formats: MP4 is a common video format that can contain both video and audio. WAV is an uncompressed audio format commonly used for audio editing, recording, and production.
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JPEG → PNG

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Convert a JPEG image into a PNG image while keeping the original image dimensions.

About these formats: JPEG is a compressed image format that is commonly used for photographs and web images. PNG is a lossless image format that can preserve image details and supports transparency.
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MP3 → WAV

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Convert an MP3 audio file into a WAV file. This can be useful when working with audio-editing software or applications that work better with uncompressed WAV audio.

About these formats: MP3 is a compressed audio format designed to reduce file size. WAV generally stores audio without compression, which can make files considerably larger while preserving the decoded audio data.
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PNG → JPEG

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Convert a PNG image into a JPEG image. JPEG can be useful when you want a smaller image file for photographs, websites, or general sharing.

About these formats: PNG uses lossless compression and can support transparent backgrounds. JPEG normally produces smaller files but uses lossy compression. Because JPEG does not support transparency, transparent areas may appear differently after conversion.
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About File Conversion

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What does file conversion mean?
File conversion is the process of changing a file from one format into another. Different formats are designed for different purposes, so converting a file can make it easier to use with a particular application, device, or website.

Audio conversions:
MP4 and MP3 files can contain compressed audio, while WAV is commonly used for uncompressed audio. Converting compressed audio to WAV does not restore audio information that was already lost during compression, but it can provide a WAV file for applications that require that format.

Image conversions:
JPEG and PNG use different methods of storing images. JPEG is often better suited to photographs and smaller file sizes, while PNG is useful when lossless image quality or transparency is important.

File size:
Converted files may be larger or smaller than the original depending on the formats involved. In particular, WAV files can be much larger than MP3 files because WAV commonly stores audio without compression.

Processing:
These converters perform the conversion directly in your web browser. Depending on your browser, device, and the size of the file, larger files may take longer to process.

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