Learn on the move
Turn your recorded lectures and presentations into something you can listen to anywhere.
A little less video. A lot more audio.
Turn a video into audio you can take anywhere. Convert, listen and download, right in your browser.
Private by design Your video stays on your device.
Open. Convert. Done. No account or installation.
Extract the sound. Keep the moments.
MP4, MOV, WebM and more · One file, up to 200 MBChoose a video to start.
Local processing. Your files belong to you.
A shorter path to your audio
No timeline to edit. No complicated settings. Just the part you want to hear.
Select a local video or drop it into the converter. Work with one file at a time, up to 200 MB.
Click Convert to MP3. The converter reads the first audio track and creates a 192 kbps MP3 on your device.
Play the result to hear your audio, then download the MP3. Save it before closing or refreshing the page.
Make room for listening
Your recordings have more places to go when you keep just the audio.
Turn your recorded lectures and presentations into something you can listen to anywhere.
Take the audio from your own music videos, rehearsals and creative recordings.
Extract conversations and personal recordings without uploading your video.
Good to know
Everything you need to know about converting video to MP3.
Choose a video from your device, click Convert to MP3, and wait for the audio to be extracted. You can then listen to the MP3 and download it. No account is required.
Yes. You can convert a local video, preview the audio and download the MP3 for free, without signing in.
No. Conversion happens in your browser and your selected video is not sent to a server. The converter downloads its processing components on first use, so an internet connection is needed to get started.
You can choose MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI and other video files. Conversion depends on the audio codec inside the file as well as the format. Damaged, encrypted or unsupported files may not convert.
The limit is 200 MB per video. Conversion uses your device’s memory and processing power, so a file below this limit may still be too demanding for some devices. Try a shorter or smaller video if conversion fails.
The output is an MP3 encoded at 192 kbps using the first audio track. The result depends on the original audio quality; conversion cannot restore detail missing from the source.
This tool converts one local video file at a time. It does not accept website links or process batches. After downloading your MP3, choose Convert another video to start again.
First use downloads about 31 MB of converter components. Conversion time then depends on video length and your device. Keep the tab open, and use Cancel if you want to stop. Videos without a readable audio track cannot produce an MP3.
You can try it in an up-to-date mobile browser with WebAssembly and Web Worker support. Available memory varies by device. Smaller, shorter videos are a better fit for phones; use a desktop browser if your phone cannot finish a conversion.