Video to MP3 Converter
Turn any video file into a clean MP3 — right in your browser, nothing uploaded anywhere permanent.
Drag a video file here, or
MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM and more · up to 100MB
No login required · Nothing stored · 100% free
Sometimes the audio is all you actually need — a voice memo someone sent as a video, a screen recording of a call, a clip with a song you want to keep. This converter does one specific job: you give it a video file from your own device, and it hands back the audio as a clean MP3, nothing else. Unlike the rest of this site's tools, there's no link to paste and no social platform involved — it's a straightforward file-in, MP3-out converter that runs entirely on request and keeps nothing afterward.
Three steps
- 1
Choose your file
Drag a video onto the box above, or click to browse — MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM and more all work.
- 2
Hit Convert
We extract just the audio track and encode it to MP3 — no video left in the output.
- 3
Save your MP3
Preview it right in the box, then download it to your device.
What people convert
Turn a recording into a podcast
A screen recording, a lecture capture, a Zoom call export — keep the audio, drop the video weight.
Free up storage
Video files are huge. If all you actually wanted was the sound, the MP3 version is a fraction of the size.
Pull music from your own footage
A song playing in a clip you filmed yourself, or licensed music in your own edit — extract it cleanly as audio.
Good to know
- Works entirely from a file on your device — this isn't a social-platform downloader, it converts a video file you already have.
- Up to 100MB per file. Most phone-recorded clips and short screen recordings fit comfortably within that.
- Supported formats: MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM, M4V, 3GP, WMV, FLV.
- If a file has no audio track at all (some screen captures and silent clips don't), there's nothing to extract and conversion will fail — that's expected, not a bug.
FAQ
It's a real converter — you upload a video file from your own device, and we extract and encode the audio to MP3 using ffmpeg. There's no link to paste and nothing fetched from anywhere else.
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