Extract MP3 audio from video
Free, no watermark, no signup, and your file never leaves your device.
Sometimes the video is just packaging: a recorded lecture you want on your commute, a voice memo someone sent as a video, music from a clip you own. Extracting the audio track gives you a small MP3 instead of a bulky video file.
This tool decodes the audio from your video and re-encodes it as a 192 kbps MP3, the compatibility king that plays on everything from car stereos to twenty-year-old iPods. The video track is simply discarded; nothing is uploaded anywhere in the process.
Questions people ask
- Why MP3 and not M4A or AAC?
- AAC in an M4A is technically more efficient, but MP3's universal support still wins for portability, every device and app plays it. If you need M4A, tell us; it's on the roadmap.
- Is the audio quality reduced?
- The extraction re-encodes at 192 kbps, transparent for speech and very good for music. The source audio in most videos is 128-256 kbps to begin with, so little is lost.
- How long does a big video take?
- Audio-only processing is fast, decoding video frames is skipped entirely. Even long recordings extract in well under real time.