Exact Audio Copy (EAC) — Linux alternatives

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Exact Audio Copy is a free Windows CD ripper prized for its near bit-perfect, error-corrected audio extraction.

Looking to leave Windows behind without losing what Exact Audio Copy (EAC) does for you? Below are 6 Linux alternatives in the Sound & Video category, ranked by community votes so you can quickly compare which one fits your workflow best.

Category: Sound & Video Platform: Windows

6 Linux alternatives to Exact Audio Copy (EAC)

Sound Juicer

Sound Juicer is GNOME's simple CD-ripping application.

25% match

SoundKonverter

SoundKonverter is a KDE front-end for converting audio files between many formats.

25% match

Audex

Audex is a KDE application for ripping and encoding audio CD tracks.

19% match

Goobox

Goobox is a simple CD player and ripper for GNOME.

16% match

Asunder

Asunder is a simple GTK CD ripper that extracts and encodes audio CDs to formats like MP3, Ogg Vorbis and FLAC.

9% match

Rubyripper

Rubyripper is a CD ripper for Linux focused on secure, accurate audio extraction.

6% match

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Linux alternative to Exact Audio Copy (EAC)?

Based on community votes, Sound Juicer is currently the top-rated Linux alternative to Exact Audio Copy (EAC) on Linux Alternative.com.

Does Exact Audio Copy (EAC) run natively on Linux?

Exact Audio Copy (EAC) does not have a native Linux build. Instead, you can switch to one of the 6 free Linux alternatives listed on this page.

Are the Linux alternatives to Exact Audio Copy (EAC) free?

Most Linux alternatives listed here are free and open-source. Check each program's own download page for exact licensing terms.