Video to MP3 - Audio Extraction for Music Lovers

Convert video files to MP3 audio. Extract music from concert videos, podcasts from recordings. Universal format, browser-based.

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Frequently Asked Questions

MP3 is the most universally supported audio format. It plays on virtually every device: phones, tablets, computers, car stereos, Bluetooth speakers, and MP3 players. If you need audio that works everywhere without conversion issues, MP3 is your safest choice.

For music, choose 256kbps or 320kbps for near-CD quality. For spoken content like podcasts or lectures, 128kbps or 192kbps is sufficient and saves space. Higher bitrates mean better quality but larger files.

Yes, if you have the video file on your device. This tool works with any video file you can upload, regardless of where it came from. Just select the video file and extract the audio track.

MP3 audio is typically 90-95% smaller than the original video. A 500MB video might produce a 25-50MB MP3 file, depending on duration and quality settings. Audio-only files are much more storage-efficient.

Yes, the MP3 will match the video's exact duration. If you need a shorter clip, consider trimming the video first or using an audio editor after extraction.

All common video formats are supported: MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, WebM, FLV, WMV, and more. The tool automatically detects the format and extracts the audio regardless of the video container.

Yes. The extracted MP3 can only be as good as the source video's audio track. If the video has low-quality audio, extracting at 320kbps won't improve it. The output quality is limited by the source.

iTunes: Yes, you can import MP3 files directly. Spotify: You can add local MP3 files to your library on desktop, but they won't sync to mobile unless you're on the same network.

The tool uses FFmpeg WebAssembly to decode the video and encode the audio as MP3. Processing time depends on video length and your device's speed. A 10-minute video typically processes in 1-2 minutes.

No. Everything happens locally in your browser. Your video files never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy. This tool works offline after the page loads.

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