Pull the soundtrack out of any clip and save it as an MP3 to share or a lossless WAV to edit — decoded and encoded right in your browser, with no server upload.
or click to choose from your device
Choose videoDrag a clip onto the box or click to browse. It loads right away — no server upload.
Choose MP3 with a bitrate for a small file, or WAV for a lossless copy of the track.
Extract and download the audio. Pull the track from as many videos as you like.
A small, shareable MP3 or a lossless WAV for editing — your choice, with bitrate control.
No server upload and no queue — the track is decoded and encoded on your device.
Turn a talk, interview or vlog into a podcast clip, or grab music for a new edit.
Extraction runs on your device — your footage is never uploaded to any server.
Every video carries its sound in a separate audio track. This tool decodes that track with the browser’s Web Audio API and re-encodes it as a standalone file — so you get clean audio without re-recording or screen-capturing.
Choose MP3 for a small file that plays everywhere — 192 kbps is a good balance, 320 kbps for near-transparent quality. Choose WAV when you’ll edit the audio further, since it’s lossless and re-imports without generation loss.
Extraction works whenever your browser can decode the video’s audio — MP4 (AAC) and WebM both work in Chrome and Edge. If a file won’t decode, it’s usually an unsupported codec; try it in a current Chromium browser.
Pull the soundtrack out of a clip and save it as an MP3 — useful for interviews, lectures and podcasts recorded on video.
Choose WAV when you plan to keep editing the audio, and MP3 when you just need a small file to share.
Grab the audio from a phone recording to clean up or reuse in another project. Only extract audio you have the right to use.
The video is read in your browser, so private recordings stay on your device.
Extract audio, trim, color-grade and compress video — all in your browser.
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