Burrrn is a freeware audio CD burning utility originally created by developer Matus Vojtek. Focused squarely on converting digital audio files into standard Red Book audio CDs, Burrrn supports CD-Text and a wide range of audio formats and playlist types. Its design appeals to users who want a straightforward tool that handles multiple input types without unnecessary extras or complex settings interfering with the core burning task.

Simple workflow with wide format compatibility

Burrrn supports many audio file formats — including MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC, MP4, FLAC, OFR, WV, and TTA — and playlist formats such as M3U, PLS, and FPL along with cue sheets. Burrrn reads metadata tags (including ape tags), enabling accurate transfer of track information into CD-Text. The software’s compatibility makes it a practical choice for users who work with both common and less common audio files and want them reliably burned to disc.

Clear interface for quick burning

Burrrn’s user interface emphasizes simplicity: users add files, playlists, or cue sheets through a drag-and-drop list, select a writing speed, and then initiate burning with a single burn button. A progress window tracks the session without overwhelming the display. After finishing a burn, the program resets automatically, so users can prepare the next disc without restarting the application manually — a workflow that supports efficient batch disc creation.

Final thoughts

Burrrn remains a focused solution for audio CD creation with broad format and playlist support, though it has not been actively developed in many years and its original website is no longer online. The utility excels at its core function without unnecessary integrations or extras, making it suitable for users who need a free, no-frills tool for burning playable audio CDs. Its straightforward approach continues to be valuable despite its discontinued status.