Download Your Master as WAV, MP3 or FLAC — After Mastering

Until now the output format had to be chosen before mastering started. Picked
the wrong one — process again. Now the finished result has WAV · MP3 · FLAC
buttons underneath: the same master downloads in another container instantly,
with no re-processing and nothing deducted from your quota or tokens.

How it works

The already-mastered result is converted: audio does not run through the chain
again, only the packaging changes. 16-bit WAV gets proper dithering, and peaks
are checked against the −1 dBTP ceiling — the file stays release-ready.

Which format to pick

WAV — the uncompressed distribution standard. Every platform and
distributor accepts it (DistroKid, CD Baby, ONErpm). Use it whenever the file
travels further — to streaming services or an engineer.

FLAC — the same audio, lossless, 30–50% smaller. Perfect for archiving
and for Bandcamp. If a platform accepts FLAC, upload it instead of WAV —
there is literally no difference in sound.

MP3 (320 kbps) — for quick sharing: messengers, email, a draft for a
client, a social preview. Avoid it for final distribution — it is lossy
compression, however subtle at 320.

FAQ

Does WAV→FLAC lose quality? No: FLAC is lossless and unpacks to the exact
same signal, bit for bit.

And MP3→WAV? That WAV won't be better than the source MP3 — what lossy
compression removed never comes back. Master to WAV or FLAC, keep MP3 as an
extra copy.

Is it paid? No. Converting a finished master is free on every plan and
never spends tokens.

Try it on any track: run a master and pick the format you need under
the finished result.

Just need to move a file between formats without mastering? Use the free audio converter — same dithering and peak control, up to 5 files a day.