PCM output
Create standard uncompressed audio for predictable editing workflows.
Extract a video's audio as WAV when you need an editing-friendly uncompressed PCM file rather than a smaller lossy format.
Try a different file or output format.
WAV is large, but it is simple and widely accepted by audio editors, transcription tools and production software.
Create standard uncompressed audio for predictable editing workflows.
44.1 kHz suits general audio while 48 kHz is common in video work.
Extract only the useful section when the full soundtrack is unnecessary.
Choose a supported source.
Select 44.1, 48 or 96 kHz.
Download the resulting audio-only WAV file.
WAV files are usually much larger than MP3 or AAC because uncompressed PCM prioritizes editing simplicity over storage efficiency.
Use a focused tool when you know the task, or open the universal converter for full format control.
It depends on the job. WAV is convenient for editing; MP3 is much smaller for listening and sharing.
48 kHz is common for video production, while 44.1 kHz is common for general audio.
No. Converting a lossy source to WAV does not recreate missing information.