Is FLAC truly lossless?

Yes. FLAC compresses audio losslessly — decoding produces bit-for-bit the same samples as the original. It typically shrinks CD audio to 50–60% of its size with no quality loss.

Are my FLAC files uploaded?

No. Files you open from your device stay on your device and are decoded locally. Only the public sample tracks are requested from the server.

Does it support 24-bit / 96 kHz FLAC?

Most FLAC files, including high-resolution ones, play fine in modern browsers. Playback of the very highest sample rates depends on your device's audio output, but the file is always decoded locally.

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Free online FLAC viewer. Play .flac lossless audio directly in your browser without uploading.

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FLAC (.flac, Free Lossless Audio Codec), released by the Xiph.Org Foundation in 2001, compresses audio with no loss of information — typically to about half the size of the equivalent WAV. It is the de facto standard for distributing high-resolution and archival music, and is open and royalty-free.

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