Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why do video games use OGG files?
Game developers often use OGG Vorbis because it is completely open source, royalty-free, and delivers superior sound quality compared to old MP3 encoders at identical bitrates.
Q: How do I make OGG files play on my iPhone or iPad?
Apple iOS does not support OGG Vorbis out of the box. Use this tool to convert your OGG files to MP3, which syncs seamlessly into Apple Music.
Q: Is this tool safe for confidential audio?
Yes! Your files are never uploaded to any server or cloud database. All processing takes place locally inside your browser.
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