MP3 Compressor

Compress MP3 files by reducing bitrate. Upload multiple files, pick a target bitrate, and download compressed audio.

Browser-based audio compression

Drag & drop your MP3 files here

Compress MP3 files by reducing bitrate. Upload one or more files, choose a target bitrate, and download the compressed versions.

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MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC, FLAC

How it works

1

Upload audio files

MP3, WAV, OGG, and more — processed locally in your browser

2

Choose bitrate

Lower bitrate = smaller file size, slightly lower quality

3

Download compressed

Download individually or as a ZIP file

How It Works

1

Upload MP3 files

Drop in the audio files you want to shrink.

2

Pick a target bitrate

Lower bitrate means smaller files; preview to check the quality holds up.

3

Download compressed audio

Export the smaller MP3s.

Frequently Asked Questions

128 kbps is transparent for most listeners and content; 96 kbps works for voice and podcasts; keep 192+ kbps for music where quality matters most.

Each lossy re-encode loses a little quality, so go directly from your best available source to the target bitrate rather than compressing in stages.

Smaller audio means faster page loads and smaller game bundles — often the difference between a WebGL game that loads in seconds versus one players abandon.

No. Spoken voice stays intelligible far lower than music does — 64–96 kbps is fine for dialogue and podcasts, while cymbals, dense mixes, and stereo width start audibly degrading below ~128 kbps. Compress music and voice to different targets rather than one blanket setting.

It's proportional to the bitrate drop: taking a 320 kbps file to 128 kbps cuts it by 60%. A quick check of your current bitrate (file size ÷ duration) tells you the headroom before you start.

MP3 data is already entropy-coded, so zip finds almost nothing to remove — typically 1–2%. Real savings come from re-encoding at a lower bitrate, which is what this tool does.