Extract Audio from Video
Local — Runs in your browser; files and input stay on this deviceFree — Free to useExtract the default audio track from a video and re-encode it as MP3 in your browser.
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Choose a video file to extract its audio.
About extracting audio
Choose a video and the tool removes the video stream, then re-encodes the default audio stream as a downloadable MP3 with ffmpeg in WebAssembly. The process runs locally in your browser.
How to use Extract Audio from Video
- 1Select one video and preview it in the browser.
- 2Select Extract audio and wait for local FFmpeg processing.
- 3Preview and download the extracted MP3 track.
Frequently asked questions
- Which videos can I extract audio from?
- This tool accepts video files supported by the bundled ffmpeg build. The file never leaves your device, so there is no upload limit — the only ceiling is what your browser can hold in memory.
- Does the tool keep the video’s original audio codec?
- No. It removes the video stream and re-encodes the audio with the MP3 encoder at FFmpeg quality level 2.
- What if the video has no audio track?
- FFmpeg cannot create a meaningful MP3 without an audio stream, so processing reports an error.
- Can I choose a specific audio track?
- No. The interface has no track selector and relies on FFmpeg’s default stream selection.