Convert WAV to M4A in 3 steps
Convert WAV to M4A easily within a few seconds using this free and online tool. Our converter has no file size limitations, and conversions are keeping all data from the original audio file. Choose your documents and convert any audio from WAV to M4A.
How to convert WAV to M4A in 3 steps
Our goal was to create a simple but efficient WAV to M4A online converter. That's why we decided to make it so easy to use. All it takes to convert every file is a three-step process.
STEP 1
Upload your WAV file in the upload box using a 'drag and drop' method or add a link of a document you want to convert.
STEP 2
After uploading an audio file, press the 'Start conversion' button and wait a few moments for conversion to be finished.
STEP 3
The only thing left for you to do is to download all converted M4A audio files to your computer.
What is a WAV file?
WAV, also known as WAVE, or Waveform Audio File Format, is a subset of RIFF specification for storing digital audio files. WAV file extension uses containers to contain the audio in raw and typically uncompressed chunks. It stores the audio recordings with different sampling rates and bitrates. This file format also uses containers to store audio data, track numbers, sample rates, as well as a bit rate. WAV files are the number one choice when it comes to storing audio to CD. Their size is larger than the size of some other formats, such as MP3s. Luckily, they can be compressed with Audio Compression Manager codecs and easily converter with our converter. WAV files are widely used, and many programs can open them on different platforms such as Windows Media Player, Winamp, iTunes, VLC, and QuickTime.
What is a M4A file?
An audio file encoded with advanced audio coding, known as AAC, is called M4A or MPEG-4 audio file. Apple’s iTunes Store uses this file extension as the format of song downloads for storing audiobook content and digital music. This type of file format is unprotected, and protected ones are usually saved in M4P format. The key feature of every M4A file extension is that the quality of this audio is better, and file sizes smaller compared to MP3 files. In case you are wondering, programs that open M4A files include iTunes, Quicktime, Windows Media Player, Roxio Popcorn, Toast, and Creator. Also, it’s good to know that some media players will only play M4A format when it’s renamed to MP4.
WAV to M4A conversion is not quite convenient for you? Never mind, there are plenty of formats for you to choose from.
WAV TO AAC, WAV TO AC3, WAV TO AIF, WAV TO AIFC, WAV TO AIFF, WAV TO AMR, WAV TO AU, WAV TO CAF, WAV TO FLAC, WAV TO M4A, WAV TO M4B, WAV TO MP3, WAV TO OGA, WAV TO SFARK, WAV TO VOC, WAV TO WEBA, WAV TO WMA, WAV TO WAV and WAV TO FLP.
If the M4A is your starting one, you can choose one of the following conversions.
M4A TO AAC, M4A TO AC3, M4A TO AIF, M4A TO AIFC, M4A TO AIFF, M4A TO AMR, M4A TO AU, M4A TO CAF, M4A TO FLAC, M4A TO M4B, M4A TO MP3, M4A TO OGA, M4A TO SFARK, M4A TO VOC, M4A TO WAV, M4A TO WEBA, M4A TO WMA, M4A TO M4A and M4A TO FLP.