This article explains two ways to convert FLAC to MP3. Instructions apply to all web browsers and Audacity 2.4.2.
How to Change FLAC to MP3 Using an Online FLAC Converter
There are numerous apps that convert FLAC to MP3 but among the easiest approaches is to utilize a website instead so you don’t have to worry about installing anything. We advise Online Audio Converter as a basic and totally free way of transforming files. Here’s what to do.
Online Audio Converter operates in all web browsers and with all OSes, but it requires a web connection. For an app-based option, scroll down to check out how to use Audacity
Go to https://online-audio-converter.com.
Click Open Files.
Find the FLAC file on your computer.
Additionally, you can upload a file via your Google Drive or Dropbox account, in addition to by going into a URL.
Click Choose or Open.
Choose the file format you wish to convert to: MP3, while the file uploads to the site.
Pick the quality level for the MP3 file.
The site defaults to Standard/128kbps quality which is good for many functions, but you can change it to Best/320kbps if you prefer higher quality.
Click Convert.
You can also click Advanced Settings to adjust the bitrate or sample rate. It’s also possible to click Edit Track Info to alter the details about the track.
Wait for the file to transform to MP3.
Click Download to download the file to your computer.
You can also save the file directly to Google Drive or Dropbox if you prefer.
How to Convert Your FLAC Files Using Audacity
Online Audio Converter is perfect for private files and when you have a quick internet connection, however if you need to convert numerous files simultaneously or your web connection is undependable, an app can be more convenient. Audacity is a great solution that’s offered for Windows, macOS, and Linux users. It can be a little confusing to use at first as it’s a powerful audio editor tool so here’s how to convert files with it.
Prior to you download and utilize Audacity, make sure to evaluate its personal privacy policy to guarantee you’re comfy with its terms.
Open Audacity.
Click File > Open.
