MP3
Plays everywhere. At 320 kbps it takes about 2.4 MB per minute, and most people can't tell it from the master.
Upload an MP3, WAV or voice memo and send a link that plays the original file at its full bitrate. Nothing gets squashed into a voice note.
Drop an audio file here
MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AIFF, OGG · up to 2 GB
About 40 MB. Too big for every app here. A link takes up to 2 GB.
Discord10 MB
30 MB overWhatsApp16 MB
24 MB overOutlook20 MB
20 MB overGmail25 MB
15 MB overDrag it onto the box above or choose it from your files. It plays right there so you can check it's the right mix.
Tap Generate Link. A song takes a few seconds and an hour-long WAV takes a minute or two.
Paste the link into a DM, an email or a group chat. The listener presses play on the page, or downloads the exact file.
Messaging apps turn audio into low-bitrate voice notes, which is fine for a voice message and bad for a master. A link delivers the original file. Your 320 kbps MP3 stays 320 kbps and a 24-bit WAV stays 24-bit. The track plays right on the page, with a Download button for the original file. The listener doesn't need an account.
master-v3.wav
WAV · 47 MB · expires in about 23 hours
16 MB as an audio message. Sent as a document, the original goes through, up to 2 GB.
10 MB on the free plan: about four minutes of 320 kbps MP3, or under a minute of WAV.
25 MB per file.
25 MB per email, which is about two and a half minutes of CD-quality WAV.
20 MB in Outlook.com, then it offers a OneDrive link instead.
Plays audio inline up to 1 GB, but only for people in your workspace.
How big each kind of audio is per minute, and how much of it fits in a 25 MB email compared with one free 2 GB link.
| Format | Size per minute | Fits in an email | Fits in one link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voice memo (AAC) | 469 KB | 54 min 36 s | 74 h 33 min |
| MP3 · 128 kbps | 938 KB | 27 min 18 s | 37 h 16 min |
| AAC · 256 kbps | 1.8 MB | 13 min 39 s | 18 h 38 min |
| MP3 · 320 kbps | 2.3 MB | 10 min 55 s | 14 h 54 min |
| FLAC · CD quality | 5.7 MB | 4 min 22 s | 5 h 57 min |
| WAV · 16-bit 44.1 kHz | 10 MB | 2 min 28 s | 3 h 22 min |
| WAV · 24-bit 48 kHz | 16 MB | 1 min 31 s | 2 h 4 min |
Stereo bitrate maths (kbps ÷ 8 × 60 per minute). FLAC depends on the music and is usually 50–70% of the WAV.
Plays everywhere. At 320 kbps it takes about 2.4 MB per minute, and most people can't tell it from the master.
Uncompressed, at about 10 MB per minute for CD quality. The standard for masters, stems and anything going to a mixing engineer.
What iPhone Voice Memos and Apple Music use. It plays on Apple devices, Android and Windows 10 and later.
Lossless and about half the size of WAV. Android and desktop players open it. On an iPhone, the Files app plays it but some music apps don't.
One link holds one file. Zip an EP or a set of stems together first.
Make a ZIPA link is how you hand someone a track. Releasing one is a different job.
The track plays on the link page for a day. For a player on your website or profile, use SoundCloud or Bandcamp.
Links expire after 24 hours, so they can't sit in an RSS feed. Use a podcast host for that.
BulkShare Pro sends from your own domain, keeps links up for as long as you choose and tells you when someone downloaded the track.
See ProUpload the MP3 on this page and tap Generate Link. You get a share link with a player and a Download button, plus a direct audio URL that opens the MP3 itself.
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