Extracting audio from video is a common need: saving a song from a clip, getting the voice from a lecture, or turning a podcast video into an audio file. This tool uses FFmpeg.wasm in your browser—the same technology that powers the Video to GIF tool on this site. Your video is processed locally; no file is uploaded to any server. The result is an MP3 file at 192 kbps, suitable for listening and most uses.

Select a video file (MP4, WebM, or other common formats). Click Extract audio to MP3. The first time you run it, FFmpeg will load (this may take a few seconds). When processing finishes, download your MP3. Useful for creating audio-only versions of talks, saving music from videos, or preparing content for podcast apps.

Search volume for video-to-MP3 tools is in the millions. This free, client-side extractor keeps your files private and works without sign-up. Use it for personal backups, podcasts, or any project where you need the audio track from a video.