Compress & Convert Audio — Free, In Your Browser
Drop your audio, pick a format, and compress or convert between MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV and FLAC — all right in your browser.
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Drop as many as you like — they compress in your browser, then download as one zip.
Eziclip is a free, in-browser audio compressor and converter: drop one or many MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV or FLAC files, pick an output format per file, and download them — as a zip if there's more than one. Convert WAV to MP3, M4A to MP3, MP3 to M4A or OGG, or go lossless to WAV or FLAC, all re-encoded in your browser. There's no watermark and no sign-up. Unlike cloud tools like CloudConvert or Online Audio Converter that upload your files and cap the free tier, Eziclip does it right in the browser.
Compress and convert, in one place
Two jobs, one tool. Shrink a big file to something you can email or upload to a podcast host, or convert between formats when a device or editor only accepts one. Turn a WAV recording into an MP3, swap an M4A to MP3, move an MP3 to M4A or OGG, or go the other way to lossless WAV or FLAC.
Everything runs in your browser. Drop one file or a whole batch, pick an output format for each, and it's re-encoded right there — no per-file limit, no watermark.
Pick a format and a level
Choose your target format: MP3, M4A (AAC) or OGG for small, lossy files with a bitrate, or WAV and FLAC when you need lossless. For the lossy formats, three levels map to common bitrates — Strong for the smallest files and voice, Medium for a clean all-round result, and Light to stay close to the source.
Converting to a lossless target like WAV or FLAC can make the file larger than the original. That's expected — it's a convert, not a failed compress. When a same-format re-compress can't beat the original, Eziclip keeps the original so you never end up with a bigger file by accident.
Compare, then download
Each file shows its before and after size and the percent saved, and you can play the original and the new version to compare. Your originals are never changed, so you can re-encode at a different level or into a different format any time.
Cloud audio converters send every file to a server to process it. Eziclip works differently — the encode runs in your browser, so it's a web app that's free with no caps and no watermark. No account, no paywall at the download. Like every Eziclip tool, it's funded by optional support.
How to compress audio in your browser
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Drop your audio
MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV or FLAC — one or many. They're handled right in your browser.
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Pick a format + level
Choose an output format per file and Strong, Medium or Light for the lossy ones. Hit 'Compress all' and check each before/after size.
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Download
Download the result — or every file as one zip — free, watermark-free, encoded in your browser.
Questions
Yes — every format, every level and every download is free, with no watermark, no account and no file limit, because the encoding runs in your browser, not on a server.
Right in your browser. It's a web app that compresses and converts locally rather than sending your files off to a server.
MP3 is the most compatible everywhere; M4A (AAC) is usually a touch smaller at the same quality; OGG is a good open, lossy option. Choose WAV or FLAC when you need lossless. For WAV to MP3 or M4A to MP3, pick MP3 if you're unsure.
That happens when you convert to a lossless format like WAV or FLAC — they store the full audio, so they're larger than a compressed MP3. It's an expected convert, not a failure. To shrink a file, convert to MP3, M4A or OGG instead.
Yes — drop as many files as you like, pick a format for each, and they process one after another and download together as a single zip.