Classes and lectures
Listen to them while you drive or work out.
Turn the sound of your videos into an MP3 file to listen to on your phone, in the car or on any player.
We take the sound out of the video and save it as a high-quality MP3.
Your files are processed temporarily and deleted automatically.
Upload a video of up to 150 MB.
The picture is dropped; only the sound remains.
An MP3 that's much smaller than the video.
Often what matters in a video is what you hear: a lecture, a class, a live performance of a song, a sermon, an interview or a voice message someone recorded on video. With Video to MP3 you turn that sound into an audio file you can listen to with the screen off, at a fraction of the space.
It works with phone videos (MP4 and iPhone MOV), videos downloaded from social media (MP4, WEBM) and older formats like AVI, WMV and 3GP.
Listen to them while you drive or work out.
Keep the song from a video you recorded at a concert or rehearsal.
Have the audio ready to transcribe or edit.
A 150 MB video usually yields an MP3 of just a few megabytes.
From your phone's gallery or from your computer.
320 kbps for music; 128 kbps is enough for voice.
It keeps the video's name.
Use this tool with your own videos or content you have permission to use. Extracting music from protected videos to distribute it may infringe copyright. See our Terms of Use.
The video doesn't contain an audio track (for example, a screen recording without a mic or a muted video).
On a phone, many gallery apps let you trim the video before sharing it. Trim the part you need and try again.
No. The tool works with video files you have on your device.
Your video is sent to our server only to extract the audio. It's deleted as soon as the process ends, and the MP3 is available through a private link that's deleted automatically shortly after.
Video to MP3 always delivers an MP3. Extract audio pulls out the video's original track without converting it, or as uncompressed WAV, ideal for editing.
Convert the whole video and then cut the clip with Trim audio.
No. It's free with no sign-up. The site is supported by ads.