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Supports: 3GP, 3G2
3GP is the 3GPP mobile-phone container — a video file (MP4-derived) recorded by older Android phones and feature phones, with its sound stored as AAC or AMR audio. WEBA (.weba) is the audio-only form of Google's open, royalty-free WebM container, holding Opus or Vorbis audio. This conversion pulls the audio track out of the 3GP, discards the video, and re-encodes it to WebM audio for clean playback on the web and on Android.
Because both 3GP audio and WebM audio are lossy, this is a lossy-to-lossy re-encode — it won't recover detail the original recording never kept, though Opus is efficient enough to stay perceptually transparent at sensible bitrates.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Full name | 3GPP multimedia file (mobile) |
| Released | 2004 (3GPP / 3GPP2) |
| Container basis | ISO Base Media File Format (MP4 family) |
| Carries | Video plus audio (this conversion keeps only the audio) |
| Typical audio codecs | AAC-LC, AMR-NB, AMR-WB |
| Best for | Recordings from older phones, MMS clips |
| Common pairing | .3g2 (3GPP2 / CDMA variant), also accepted here |
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Full name | WebM audio (audio-only WebM container) |
| Container | WebM (a Matroska/MKV subset, by Google) |
| Audio codecs | Opus (default here) or Vorbis |
| Licensing | Open and royalty-free |
| Native browser support | Chrome 25+, Firefox 28+, Edge 79+, Safari 16+; not in Internet Explorer |
| Best for | Web pages, HTML5 audio, Android playback |
| Weak spot | Limited support in older or legacy Apple desktop software |
.3gp or .3g2 files; they all convert with the same settings..weba file. Files are uploaded over an encrypted connection, processed on our servers, and deleted automatically after a few hours — no sign-up, no watermark.No. WEBA is an audio-only container, so the video track is discarded and only the sound is kept and re-encoded. If you want to keep the picture, convert to a video format such as MP4 or WebM video instead.
The 3GP source is already lossy (usually AAC or AMR), so this is a lossy-to-lossy re-encode and can't add back detail the original never stored. In practice the loss is small: Opus is one of the most efficient audio codecs, so at a sensible bitrate the result is hard to tell from the source by ear.
They overlap. WEBA wraps Opus (or Vorbis) audio inside the WebM container; a .opus file is raw Opus, and a .ogg file wraps Opus or Vorbis in the Ogg container. The audio inside can be identical — only the container differs. If you want raw Opus without the WebM wrapper, use the 3GP to Opus converter.
WEBA plays in modern Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari 16+, and on Android, but some older or legacy desktop media players — particularly on Apple systems — don't recognize the WebM audio container. For the widest compatibility, convert to 3GP to MP3 instead, which virtually every device and player supports.
Yes. In Advanced Options, lower the Quality Preset or set a Custom Bitrate (for speech, 48-64 kbps Opus is usually plenty; for music, 96-128 kbps). You can also downmix to mono. For batch size reduction across an existing library, the Audio Compressor lets you target a specific size or percentage.
Yes. You can convert the WebM audio to MP3 with the WEBA to MP3 converter at any time, though re-encoding a lossy file again means another small quality pass — start from the original 3GP when you can.