OGG to WAV
Drop an OGG file and get WAV, for the app, device or editor that needs it.
Your file stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
OGG to WAV in three steps
Drop your OGG
Up to 500 MB.
Convert
It's saved as 16-bit WAV, uncompressed.
Download the WAV
Ready to use.
OGG and WAV, explained
OGG files usually hold Vorbis audio, an open format common in games, Linux apps and some web players. Some Apple apps and older devices don't play it.
WAV is uncompressed audio: exact, but big, about 10 MB per minute of CD-quality stereo. It's the format to edit in.
Converting OGG to WAV doesn't bring back what OGG compression removed: the WAV sounds the same as the OGG, just in a bigger file. It's still the right move when an editor or a platform asks for WAV, or so that further edits don't lose more.
Frequently
Asked Questions
Does converting OGG to WAV lose quality?
No further loss, but no gain either: WAV keeps exactly what the OGG had.
Will the WAV be bigger or smaller?
Bigger: WAV doesn't compress the way OGG does.
How long does it take?
Seconds for most files: audio converts quickly, even in the browser.
Is my file uploaded?
No. It's processed in your browser, on your own device, and never leaves it.