UDF Extractor

Extract files from DVD and Blu-ray disc images directly in your browser. No mounting required. Supports UDF 1.02 through 2.60 formats.

Drop UDF disc image here

.iso, .udf, .img, .bin files

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Frequently Asked Questions

UDF (Universal Disc Format) is the file system used on DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and modern optical media. It supports large files over 4GB and long filenames, replacing ISO 9660 for most disc types.

No. This tool extracts files directly from UDF images without mounting. Just drop the file and download what you need.

DVD images, Blu-ray images, UDF-formatted CD images, and UDF Bridge (hybrid UDF/ISO) images. Files typically have .iso, .udf, .img, or .bin extensions.

Yes. VOB files from the VIDEO_TS folder can be extracted. For playback, use a media player or convert to MP4 with our VOB to MP4 converter.

M2TS files from the BDMV/STREAM folder can be extracted. Large files may take time to process in the browser. Consider our MTS to MP4 converter for playback.

No. Copy-protected commercial DVDs and Blu-rays cannot be extracted. This tool works with unprotected disc images and personal backups.

No. All extraction happens locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your disc images never leave your device.

Yes. Browse the disc contents and click download on any file, or get everything as a ZIP archive.

No hard limit, but large disc images (25GB+ Blu-rays) may be slow or cause browser memory issues on devices with limited RAM.

Yes. After the first load, the extraction engine is cached and works offline.