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What is a FLAC file?
FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) is one of the most popular formats for storing high-quality digital music without any loss in audio fidelity. It compresses audio efficiently while preserving every bit of the original recording — unlike MP3 or AAC, which are lossy.
FLAC is widely used by audiophiles and music collectors due to its open-source nature, excellent compression ratio, and support for rich metadata. It has become a standard in the world of lossless digital audio.
How to open FLAC files
FLAC files can be played with VLC, Foobar2000, Winamp, and many modern smartphones. FLAC is also supported by popular audio editors and library tools like MusicBee.
To convert FLAC to MP3 or AAC for portable use, AnyConv offers a free and fast online solution.
Key facts about FLAC
- Full name: Free Lossless Audio Codec
- Extension: .flac
- MIME type: audio/flac
- Developed by: Xiph.Org Foundation
- Initial release: 2001
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What is a AAC file?
AAC, or Advanced Audio Coding, is a widely used audio format known for delivering high-quality sound at relatively low bitrates. Developed as the successor to MP3, it became popular for streaming and digital distribution thanks to its efficient compression algorithms and broad device support.
AAC is the default format for Apple’s iTunes, iOS devices, and YouTube audio. It supports multi-channel audio, a wide frequency range, and features like perceptual noise shaping, making it a favorite for music, podcasts, and even broadcasting.
How to open AAC files
You can open AAC files with most modern media players like VLC, iTunes, Windows Media Player, and QuickTime. They’re also supported on smartphones and tablets without any additional software.
If you need to convert AAC to MP3 or another format, AnyConv provides an easy online tool for quick conversion.
Key facts about AAC
- Full name: Advanced Audio Coding
- Extension: .aac
- MIME type: audio/aac
- Developed by: Fraunhofer, Dolby, Sony, AT&T
- Initial release: 1997
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need to register to convert FLAC files?Not at all! You can convert FLAC to AAC without signing up or installing anything.
- Is it safe to convert FLAC to AAC on AnyConv?Absolutely. All FLAC and AAC files are securely handled and automatically deleted after 1 hour. Nobody can access your data.
- Will the quality change after converting FLAC to AAC?We do our best to preserve the original quality during FLAC to AAC conversion. The result is accurate and clean.
- How long does it take to convert FLAC to AAC?Most conversions from FLAC to AAC take just a few seconds — even for larger files.
- Can I upload more than one FLAC file?Yes, batch conversion is supported. You can convert multiple FLAC files to AAC at once — fast and easy.
- What browsers support FLAC to AAC conversion?All modern browsers! Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge — AnyConv runs online and supports converting FLAC to AAC on any platform.