Add MP3 files
Select non-empty .mp3 sources up to 100 MB per file.
MP3 audio to MP4
Queue qualifying MP3 audio and download fast-start, audio-only MP4 results built from the first audio stream.
Processed by our self-hosted conversion engine
Supported files
Fileverses decodes the first MP3 audio stream and creates a fresh, fast-start MP4 containing AAC—not a video file.
How it works
Select non-empty .mp3 sources up to 100 MB per file.
Each queued upload is processed one at a time by the server-side AAC MP4 profile.
Review a completed result where supported, then save its individually named audio-only MP4.
Fixed output profile
The route strips video, metadata, and chapters before AAC-at-160k encoding. It cannot restore MP3 detail or promise a fixed result size.
Convert MP3 to MP4Only non-empty .mp3 files up to 100 MB are accepted, and they must be readable by host FFmpeg with audio.
Fileverses maps the first audio stream and provides no alternate-track selection.
The result contains AAC at 160k in a fast-start MP4. It contains no video and is not a stream copy.
Source metadata and chapters are removed. There are no trim, bitrate, sample-rate, channel, or quality controls, and size can vary.
MP3 to MP4 FAQ
No. It creates an audio-only MP4 containing newly encoded AAC; the profile explicitly excludes video.
The fixed profile encodes AAC at 160k and writes a fast-start MP4 from the first MP3 audio stream.
No. The audio is decoded and re-encoded as AAC, so this is not a container-only remux.
Yes. Eligible MP3 uploads are queued and processed sequentially, with separate downloads for completed files.
Files must be non-empty .mp3 uploads of 100 MB or less that host FFmpeg can read with an audio stream.
No. AAC encoding cannot restore losses already present in MP3, and the resulting size depends on the source.
No. Metadata and chapters are removed, and the route has no trim, stream-selection, bitrate, channel, sample-rate, or quality controls.