Convert an OGG Vorbis or Opus audio file into a standard MP3 that plays on every device. OGG is common in Linux apps, game audio, and some streaming exports, but most consumer hardware still refuses to play it — MP3 fixes that.
OGG is an open container, usually holding Vorbis or Opus audio. It powers game audio in Unity, Spotify’s streaming format historically, and a lot of open-source projects. Outside that ecosystem support is patchy — expect to convert OGG to MP3 before sharing with non-technical users.
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.
Server-side ffmpeg + yt-dlp on auto-scaling workers. Most files finish in seconds, not minutes.
Every uploaded or fetched file is virus-scanned before it ever reaches your download.
Files live on encrypted S3 storage for 2 hours, then are permanently purged. We never log file contents.
Free for up to 10 conversions per hour with no account. Pro unlocks larger files and priority queue.
Drop a OGG file from your device, or paste a public URL pointing to the OGG you want to convert.
The output is pre-set to MP3. You can adjust quality or bitrate in the advanced options if you need a smaller file.
Click Convert. Our cloud workers fetch the OGG, scan it for malware, and run the OGG → MP3 pipeline.
A one-time pre-signed link appears as soon as the MP3 is ready. The file is automatically deleted from our storage 2 hours later.
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