Which format to choose
MP3 plays on almost any device and is encoded from the video’s sound. M4A and AAC are good choices for Apple devices and many editing apps. If you are unsure, MP3 is the safest option for sharing.
Extract audio from video
Keep the sound as its own file: MP3, M4A or AAC.
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MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI · MP4 and MOV up to 4 GB
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How it works
Open the video
Choose an MP4, MOV or WebM file with an audio track.
Choose a format
Select MP3, M4A or AAC for the audio file.
Save the audio
Extract it, listen to the result and download it.
Good to know
Your video stays as it is
Extraction creates a separate audio file. The original video on your device is not changed, so you can mute it afterwards if you want a silent copy too.
What extraction can’t do
A video without an audio track has nothing to extract. The tool saves the soundtrack as one piece; it cannot separate a voice from music or remove background noise.
Formats and limits
Extraction works with MP4, MOV and WebM: up to 10 files, 500 MB combined on desktop or 150 MB on mobile. Processing uses an FFmpeg engine in your browser, so your recordings are not uploaded.
Questions and answers
Which audio format should I pick?
Choose MP3 for the widest compatibility. M4A or AAC suit Apple devices and editing apps that prefer AAC audio.
Can I extract audio from a video with no sound?
No. If the video has no audio track, there is nothing to extract.
Does extracting remove the sound from the video?
No. It creates a separate audio file and leaves your video unchanged.
Can I extract only the vocals?
No. The whole soundtrack is saved together; voice isolation is not available.