AAC to FLAC Converter
Convert your AAC files to FLAC lossless format. Create archive-ready audio files with excellent metadata support and no further quality degradation.
Why Convert AAC to FLAC
While AAC is lossy, many users have high-quality AAC files that they wish to preserve in a more robust format. FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) is the preferred format for audiophiles and digital collectors because it ensures zero further quality loss during the conversion process. Converting AAC to FLAC is a strategic move for creating a stable, high-fidelity archive of your audio collection.
FLAC offers superior metadata support and is widely recognized by high-end audio hardware and open-source software. Unlike AAC, which can be protected by DRM or tied to specific ecosystems, FLAC is an open standard. By moving your library to FLAC, you ensure your audio remains accessible, transparent, and future-proof, allowing you to convert it to any future format without cumulative quality degradation.
How to Convert AAC to FLAC
- Drag your AAC files into the upload area or click the button to browse your device.
- The system will prepare your audio for transformation into the lossless FLAC format.
- Click the 'Convert' button to start the bit-perfect conversion process.
- Download your archival-grade FLAC files as soon as they are ready.
Key Features of MiConvert AAC to FLAC
- Lossless AAC to FLAC conversion for audio preservation
- Zero generation loss during the conversion process
- Full support for audio metadata and tags
- Completely web-based: no software to install
- Fast processing with powerful cloud servers
- Private and secure: auto-deletion of all files
Frequently Asked Questions
Will FLAC improve my AAC quality?
No, FLAC can't "fill in" the data already lost during AAC compression. However, it prevents any *additional* loss that would happen if you converted to another lossy format like MP3.
How much larger are FLAC files?
FLAC files are typically much larger because they are uncompressed. Expect a FLAC file to be 2 to 4 times larger than its AAC original, as it stores the full audio waveform.
Should I archive in FLAC or AAC?
FLAC is better for long-term archiving because it is an open standard and prevents generation loss in future conversions. AAC is better for daily listening on mobile devices due to its small size.
Is MiConvert safe to use?
Yes. We respect your privacy. All files are automatically and permanently deleted from our servers shortly after your conversion is complete.