Upload MP3 audio
Choose one or more non-empty .mp3 files up to 100 MB each.
MP3 audio to M4R
Fileverses processes eligible MP3 files one at a time and creates audio-only fast-start M4R results from their first audio stream.
Processed by our self-hosted conversion engine
Supported files
The fixed FFmpeg profile decodes the first audio stream and writes a new fast-start M4R through the iPod muxer.
How it works
Choose one or more non-empty .mp3 files up to 100 MB each.
The browser sends one queue item at a time to the server-side fixed M4R profile.
Save the separately named M4R files and verify them in the intended receiving workflow.
What is—and is not—made
AAC is newly encoded at 160k. The route does not trim content, guarantee device use, preserve tags, or restore MP3 detail.
Convert MP3 to M4REvery source must be a non-empty .mp3 file no larger than 100 MB that host FFmpeg can read with audio.
The profile maps only the first audio stream and does not provide alternate-track selection.
It writes a new audio-only, fast-start AAC-at-160k M4R through FFmpeg’s iPod muxer rather than copying MP3 data.
Video, metadata, and chapters are removed. There are no trim, duration, bitrate, sample-rate, channel, or quality controls.
MP3 to M4R FAQ
It outputs a new fast-start, audio-only M4R with AAC encoded at 160k from the first MP3 audio stream.
No. Fileverses decodes the first stream and re-encodes it as AAC, so this is not a stream copy.
It makes an M4R file but does not trim audio, set a duration, or guarantee suitability for any device or ringtone workflow.
You can add eligible files to the queue; they are processed sequentially and receive separate downloads.
Files must be non-empty .mp3 uploads up to 100 MB, readable by host FFmpeg, with an audio stream.
No. Re-encoding cannot restore information already lost to MP3 compression, and output size varies.
No. Source metadata and chapters are removed, and no trimming, stream-selection, or output audio controls are available.