Save a video's sound as a file
You recorded an interview and need only the talking, or you want the music from a clip on its own. Add a video, choose the sound format you want, and you get one audio file back for each.
Free, no account needed, and your file stays on your device.
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Drop files here
MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV. Up to 1 GB each, 5 files at a time.
In three steps
- 1Choose your videos with Upload from device.
- 2Pick a format under Save as.
- 3Press Extract audio, then Download each file.
What you get
Only formats that will work
The list is checked against what your browser can write, so you cannot pick something that fails halfway through the run.
The video never leaves
Nothing is uploaded. The file is opened on your own computer and the sound is saved there too.
No wasted runs
A video with no sound in it is refused when you add it, rather than after you have waited for a result.
Questions
- Which format should I pick?
- WAV is always offered and plays anywhere, so pick it when whatever you feed next is fussy. OGG is much smaller at the same quality, and M4A suits Apple devices.
- Can I get an MP3?
- No. Browsers cannot write MP3, so the tool does not offer it. WAV and OGG cover most uses, and either can be turned into an MP3 elsewhere if something insists.
- Does the sound lose quality?
- Not with WAV, and not when the sound already suits the format you picked, since it is copied over. Otherwise a little goes. A long video takes a while to read.
Got what you needed? There is more
A free account keeps your files in one place, 5 GB of them, and hands you credits every month to make new ones. Images, video, voiceover, 3D: it is all in there for when a quick fix is not enough.