Compress Audio Without the Hassle

Compression reduces file size by adjusting bitrate, codec, or sampling settings. Lower bitrates usually create smaller files but may reduce sound quality.

Some compressors allow choosing a quality level or bitrate rather than an exact target size. Results vary based on the original audio content and settings.

It can. Higher compression typically reduces quality. If you need better quality, choose a higher bitrate or a more efficient codec when available.

Common formats like MP3, AAC, M4A and others can usually be compressed. Some lossless formats may not shrink much without converting to a lossy format.

Yes for most use cases. Your file is processed to create a compressed version and is typically deleted automatically after processing.