FLAC is lossless and loved by audiophiles, but Apple devices and Apple Music don't support it natively. Want lossless audio that drops straight into Apple Music? Converting FLAC to ALAC produces a bit-perfect .m4a — the lossless format the Music app expects. Picmal converts locally on your Mac, preserving every sample.
Drag and drop one file or a whole folder.
Pick the output format and quality.
Click Convert. Everything runs on your Mac.
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Open Picmal, drag your FLAC files into the window, choose ALAC as the output format, set your quality, and click Convert. Everything runs locally on your Mac.
Yes. Drag in as many FLAC files (or a whole folder) as you like and Picmal converts them all to ALAC in one pass.
Yes. Both FLAC and ALAC are lossless, so the conversion is bit-perfect — no quality is lost.
Yes. ALAC is Apple's lossless codec in an .m4a file — exactly what the Music app expects. Import it and it slots into your lossless library.
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