OGG File Converter
How to convert to OGG?
- Click the Browse button above and choose the audio or media file you want to turn into OGG.
- Click Upload & Convert to begin the conversion.
- Once processing is finished, download your new OGG file.
About OGG
When was OGG created?
OGG development began in 1993, and the Vorbis audio codec was introduced in 1998. The first stable version of Ogg Vorbis was officially released in 2002.
What codecs does OGG support?
OGG is actually a container format, which means it can support more than one audio codec. Vorbis is the most common codec used with OGG files. The format can also support other codecs, including Opus, FLAC, and Speex.
Can Windows play OGG files?
Windows does not include native OGG support in its built-in players, but a free player like VLC handles OGG files without any extra setup.
Can macOS play OGG files?
Yes, but not with the built-in apps. QuickTime and the Music app do not support OGG, so you will need a third-party player like VLC.
Can Android and iPhone play OGG files?
Android supports OGG playback natively. On iPhone, the built-in Music app does not support OGG, so you will need a third-party player such as VLC.
Fun Facts About OGG
– Ogg Vorbis was designed as a completely open alternative to MP3. One of its major goals was to avoid the patent and licensing restrictions that surrounded MP3 at the time.
– The name “Ogg” came from a video game term. It was inspired by Netrek, where “ogging” referred to a risky, all-out attack on an enemy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the file size upload limit?
Files up to 2 GB can be uploaded.
Is this OGG converter really free?
Yes. You can use the OGG converter for free with no registration or payment required.
Is this OGG converter secure?
Yes. Uploads are transferred over an encrypted connection and removed from our servers as soon as your conversion is done. The converted file stays available for 24 hours so you can download it, then it is deleted too.
