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How do I convert OGG to WAV?

OGG Vorbis is common in games and web audio, but editors, some game engines, and CD tools often prefer uncompressed WAV. Converting to WAV turns your OGG into the raw PCM format those tools work with cleanly.

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Upload your OGG file and choose WAV as the output, then download it. OGG Vorbis is a compressed lossy format and WAV is uncompressed, so the WAV will be much larger and will not sound better, since decompressing cannot restore detail OGG already discarded. It simply gives editors a raw PCM file.

How it works

1

Upload your OGG file

Select or drag in the OGG Vorbis audio you want to convert.

2

Choose WAV as the output

Set WAV as the target so the audio is decompressed into uncompressed PCM.

3

Download your WAV

Save the WAV, ready for your editor, game engine, or CD software.

Frequently asked questions

No. OGG Vorbis is lossy, so detail removed during its compression is gone. WAV decompresses the audio into a lossless container but cannot add back what was already lost.
WAV stores audio uncompressed, while OGG is efficiently compressed. A WAV can easily be ten times or more the size of the OGG it came from.
Yes. Standard Ogg Vorbis files convert normally, so game sound effects, music, and voice clips all decode to WAV without issue.
Use WAV when editing, importing into some game engines, or burning to CD. Audio tools handle uncompressed PCM most reliably and avoid re-compression artifacts.
No. The conversion runs online with no signup and no software to install, and your file is deleted after processing.

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