Video to Audio Extractor

Extract the audio track from any video as MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG.

Drop a video file here

MP4, WebM, MOV — any video with an audio track

Pull the Audio Out of Any Video

Whether it's a podcast recorded on video, a lecture, or a voice memo you accidentally shot as a video file, this tool extracts just the audio track instantly. No complex settings, no quality loss, and no waiting.

Everything runs directly inside your web browser. Your video is processed privately on your own computer and is never sent or uploaded to the internet.

Which Format Should You Choose?

  • MP3

    The most universally compatible audio format. Good default choice for sharing or playing anywhere.

  • WAV

    Lossless, uncompressed — best when you plan to edit the audio further and want the original quality preserved.

  • M4A

    Efficient AAC-based format, the default for Apple devices and many podcast platforms.

  • OGG

    An open, royalty-free format with good compression, commonly used on Linux and some web platforms.

How to Extract Audio from Video Online

  • Upload your video

    Drag and drop or select your MP4, MOV, or WebM file.

  • Choose audio format

    Select from MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG based on your need.

  • Download audio

    Click convert and download your extracted audio file instantly.

Key Features of Our Online Audio Extractor

  • 100% Secure & Private: Your videos stay safe on your computer or phone. We never see, save, or store your files.
  • No File Size Limits: You can convert huge video files, long movies, or full lectures without any restrictions.
  • Super Fast & Instant: The conversion happens directly in your browser. Get your audio file ready in seconds without waiting for long online uploads.
  • Original Sound Quality: Extract high-quality audio directly from your video. Save it as a clean sound file with zero quality loss.

Frequently Asked Questions

MP3, WAV, M4A (AAC), and OGG are all supported. MP3 and M4A are good general-purpose choices, WAV is lossless but larger, and OGG is a smaller open format.

Extracting to WAV is lossless. MP3, M4A, and OGG use standard, reasonably high bitrates (192kbps for MP3/M4A) that sound clean for voice and most music without producing unnecessarily large files.

No. Audio extraction happens entirely in your browser using a WebAssembly build of FFmpeg. Your video file never leaves your device.

Common formats like MP4, MOV, WebM, and AVI are all supported, since the underlying engine reads most standard video containers.

There's no hard limit, but processing happens on your device's CPU rather than a server, so very large or very long videos will take noticeably longer and use more memory than shorter clips.