Podcasts and interviews
Turn a video interview, call, or event recording into audio that is easier to edit and publish.
Convert video to MP3, WAV, M4A, or its original audio track for free. Nothing is uploaded, and you can trim, preview, and download the result.
Free · No watermark · No sign-in
The browser File API reads your video and WebAssembly processes its audio on this device. It is never sent to our servers.
Use MP3 for sharing, WAV for editing and archives, M4A for Apple and podcast workflows, or copy the source track without re-encoding.
Export only the interview, lesson, or screen-recording segment you need without opening another editor.
Drop a file or choose one from your device. It is never uploaded.
Choose the time range, format, and quality.
Listen to the locally processed result and download it.
A smaller, editable audio file makes existing video useful for podcasts, transcripts, lessons, and new edits.
Turn a video interview, call, or event recording into audio that is easier to edit and publish.
Pull sound from lectures, meetings, and lessons for a smaller transcription or offline-listening file.
Keep narration, commentary, or dialogue while replacing the visuals or building a new edit.
Save a soundtrack or sound effect from video you own or may use, or export only the section you need.
Process common camera, phone, screen-recording, and web video formats directly in the browser. Final compatibility depends on the audio codec inside the file.
No software to install. Files can be up to 500 MB; smaller videos work best on phones and low-memory devices.
Use a modern browser to convert the file on the device you already have. Speed depends mainly on video length, output format, and available memory.
Choose a MOV or MP4 from Files or your photo library. For long videos, use Original or trim first to reduce memory use.
Open Chrome and choose a recorded or downloaded video. MP3 is easy to share; M4A balances quality and size.
Handle most common formats in a desktop browser without installing a traditional video editor.
Extraction cannot restore detail missing from the source, but the right output choice prevents unnecessary quality loss.
It copies the audio stream without re-encoding, so it is usually fastest and adds no new compression loss.
WAV is uncompressed and ready for an audio editor. The file is larger, but later edits avoid another lossy encode.
128 kbps is often enough for speech, 192 kbps suits general use, and 320 kbps is useful for music.
If the video is distorted, heavily compressed, or very quiet, extraction cannot recreate missing sound detail.
Choose or drop a video, set the time range and output format, then select Extract audio. Preview the result and download it when processing finishes.
Yes. Choose an MP4, select MP3 and a 128, 192, or 320 kbps bitrate, then convert it for free with no sign-in or watermark.
Yes. Reading, trimming, transcoding, and output creation all happen in this browser. Only the processing engine code is downloaded from a CDN on first use.
MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM, MKV, AVI, and common MPEG files are accepted. Final support depends on whether FFmpeg WASM can decode the audio codec inside the video.
Original copies the existing audio bytes, so it is fast and avoids generation loss. MP3 re-encodes the audio but plays on more devices.
Yes. After loading the video, drag the range handles to set a start and end time. Only the selected section is exported.
Original does not re-encode. MP3 and M4A are encoded at your chosen bitrate. WAV is uncompressed, but it cannot restore detail already missing from the video.
Yes. Modern Safari and Chrome can process files locally. Long videos use more memory, so smaller or pre-trimmed files work best on phones.
No. This tool reads video files already on your device and does not download content from online platforms. Only process video you own or may use.
The browser must hold the source and output in memory. Low-memory devices may run out before the 500 MB page limit; trim the source or use a computer.
Choose a video from your device and trim, convert, preview, and download the audio for free in your browser.