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Choose a browser-decodable mono, stereo or six-channel file.
Convert mono or stereo audio to a real six-channel WAV · Preview and tune each speaker group · Runs locally in your browser
This is an independent browser-based surround upmixer. The browser preview is a stereo downmix of up to the first 60 seconds of the processed six channels; the downloaded WAV contains the real 5.1 channel layout.
MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC, FLAC, M4A — mono and stereo files are upmixed; exactly 6-channel files are preserved. Maximum 100 MB and 10 minutes.
Recommended: upload short 15–60 second parts. Long audio creates a very large uncompressed 5.1 WAV and can use substantial browser memory.
Smart Center uses stereo coherence to focus common vocals and dialogue. Rear Space uses independent all-pass and multi-tap phase networks for wider, less identical surround channels.
Exports a real 6-channel 16-bit PCM WAV (FL, FR, FC, LFE, RL, RR — standard 5.1 order). Native 5.1 uploads are preserved; stereo uploads are upmixed. Compatible with VLC, DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere, Audacity, and most DAWs. WAV is uncompressed, so it can be much larger than MP3. A final soft limiter and exact -1.5 dBFS safety ceiling are applied before WAV encoding to prevent clipped samples.
This tool creates a six-channel 5.1 WAV from mono or stereo audio by deriving Center, LFE and Surround content from the source. It does not claim to recover an original studio surround mix that was never present in the source file.
Choose a browser-decodable mono, stereo or six-channel file.
Choose a processing mode and adjust Center, bass, surround and channel levels.
Render a six-channel 16-bit PCM WAV in standard 5.1 channel order.
Yes. The downloaded WAV contains six discrete PCM channels in the order Front Left, Front Right, Center, LFE, Left Surround and Right Surround. With a mono or stereo source, the extra channels are derived by upmix processing rather than recovered from an original studio surround master.
The tool accepts audio formats your browser can decode, including common MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC, FLAC and M4A files. Codec support can vary by browser and operating system.
The normal conversion workflow runs in your browser. Your selected audio is decoded, processed and prepared for export on your device rather than uploaded for server-side audio conversion.
When the browser exposes the source as exactly six channels, the tool preserves that six-channel layout and lets you adjust channel levels before exporting a new 5.1 PCM WAV.
The output is an uncompressed six-channel 16-bit PCM WAV. Six uncompressed channels require much more storage than a compressed mono or stereo file, so a larger file is expected.
The browser preview is a stereo downmix of the processed channels, so it helps you judge balance but does not turn two-channel headphones into six physical speakers. Use a compatible multichannel player or speaker system to verify the final 5.1 file.
No. Upmixing derives Center, LFE and Surround content from the available mono or stereo source. It cannot recover separately authored studio stems that are not present in the source file.
Premium Converter (Free) opens the dedicated Upmixify browser converter at upmixify.com. It is a separate free surround-audio workflow for users who want to continue in the Upmixify ecosystem.
Yes. The official Upmixify 5.1+ Surround Audio Converter app page lists 5.1, 7.1 and 9.1 workflows, speaker-level controls, recording and supported multichannel export options. Device and format support can vary.