Extract Audio from Video
Take the sound out of a video file and save it on its own, as an MP3 for listening or a WAV for editing. It runs in your browser: the video stays on your device.
or drop them anywhere on the page. Several files are converted one after another.
About this converter
- For editing: pick WAV. It is the decoded audio with no further loss, at 44.1 kHz 16-bit, which every audio editor opens.
- Nothing is uploaded. Your browser decodes the video's audio track and encodes the MP3 on your device. You can turn off Wi-Fi after the page loads and it still works.
- No size cap of ours. The limit is your device's memory: an hour of stereo audio needs about 1.5 GB while converting. If a long file fails, choose Mono or use a desktop browser. Files over 2 GB can't be read by a browser tab.
- Which files work: MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM, and audio files such as M4A, WAV, OGG and FLAC. MKV works in Chrome and Edge when its audio is AAC, Opus or MP3. AVI and WMV usually don't, because browsers can't decode them.
- Quality: the audio is decoded and re-encoded, so an MP3 is very slightly different from the original track. 192 kbps is transparent for most listening; pick WAV if you plan to edit the audio.
Need to record instead? Use the voice recorder. To check a microphone, use the mic test.