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Convert FLAC to AIFF

FLAC is great for archiving CDs and hi-res music without quality loss, but AIFF is the better choice for uncompressed audio for Mac and pro audio software. Convert FLAC to AIFF in seconds, right in your browser.

  • No upload — 100% private
  • Fast, lossless when possible
  • Free & unlimited
  • Works on iPhone & Android

    Quality
    Advanced options
    Trim (optional)
    Use minutes:seconds, e.g. 1:05.5

    How to convert FLAC to AIFF

    1. 1

      Tap Choose files and select one or more FLAC files (or drag them in).

    2. 2

      Check that AIFF is selected. Use Advanced options for bitrate, channels or trimming.

    3. 3

      Press Convert. Everything happens on your device — no upload, no waiting in a queue.

    4. 4

      Your AIFF downloads automatically. Converting several files? Grab them all as a ZIP.

    FLAC vs AIFF

    Both FLAC and AIFF are lossless, so the conversion is bit-perfect: you get exactly the same sound in a different container.

    FLACAIFF
    Full nameFree Lossless Audio CodecAudio Interchange File Format
    TypeAudioAudio
    CompressionLosslessLossless
    Developed byXiph.OrgApple
    Introduced20011988
    Plays on iPhone✓ Yes✓ Yes
    Plays on Android✓ Yes◐ Partly / with an app
    Plays on Windows✓ Yes◐ Partly / with an app
    Plays on Mac✓ Yes✓ Yes

    About FLAC and AIFF

    FLAC: FLAC is an open lossless format that shrinks audio to 50–60% of WAV size without losing any quality. It is the favourite format of audiophiles and hi-res music stores.

    AIFF: AIFF is Apple's uncompressed audio format — the Mac equivalent of WAV. It is used in GarageBand, Logic Pro and professional audio workflows.

    Frequently asked questions

    How do I convert FLAC to AIFF on my phone?
    Open this page in your phone's browser (Safari, Chrome, Samsung Internet), tap Choose files, pick your FLAC, make sure AIFF is selected and tap Convert. The AIFF file is saved to your Downloads.
    Will converting FLAC to AIFF reduce quality?
    Both FLAC and AIFF are lossless, so the conversion is bit-perfect: you get exactly the same sound in a different container.
    Is this FLAC to AIFF converter free?
    Yes — completely free with no limits on the number of files, no watermark and no account. The site is supported by ads.
    Are my files uploaded to a server?
    No. The converter runs inside your browser using WebAssembly, so your files never leave your device. That's also why it works for private and confidential recordings.

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