Extract Audio From Video
Drop a video file to pull out its audio track and download it as MP3 or WAV — entirely in your browser, no upload required.
Use the Extract Audio From Video
Upload Video
Output Format
WAV output is uncompressed 16-bit PCM. File size is proportional to duration (~10 MB/min for stereo at 44.1 kHz).
Select a video file and click "Extract Audio" to begin.
Decoding audio…
This runs locally in your browser. Large files may take a moment.
Extraction failed
Try a different browser (Chrome or Edge recommended), or check that the video has an audio track.
How it works
- Your browser decodes the video using its built-in media engine (same as playing a video).
- The Web Audio API captures the decoded audio and encodes it as MP3 or WAV entirely on your device.
- Nothing is uploaded. File privacy is guaranteed — processing happens locally.
Summary
Extract Audio From Video lets you pull the audio track out of any video file directly in your browser. Drop an MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, or WebM file, choose MP3 or WAV as the output format, and download the audio — no account, no server upload, and no file size limits imposed by a backend.
How it works
- Drop your video file onto the upload area or click to browse.
- The tool reads the file locally using the Web Audio API — nothing leaves your device.
- Choose your output format: MP3 (smaller, widely compatible) or WAV (lossless, uncompressed).
- Click "Extract Audio" and wait a few seconds while the audio is decoded and encoded.
- Click "Download" to save the extracted audio file to your computer.
Use cases
- Rip a soundtrack or music track from a downloaded video.
- Extract a podcast or interview recorded as a screen capture.
- Pull the voiceover from a lecture or tutorial video.
- Convert a music video to MP3 for offline listening.
- Get a WAV file from a video clip for use in a DAW or audio editor.
- Strip background audio from footage before re-dubbing.