Full soundtrack
Save everything from the first audible moment to the end of the video.
Extract Audio from Video Online
Save a video's soundtrack as MP3, WAV or another audio format. Extract the full recording, choose one section, select an audio track or process up to 10 videos at once.
Processed in your browser · MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC & OGG · Full video or selected section · Batch up to 10 videos
Video in. Audio out.
Turn a video file into the audio you actually need
The extractor reads an existing soundtrack from your video and creates a separate audio file. Keep the entire recording for listening, or set start and end times when you only need one quote, song passage or sound effect.
- The picture is not included in the downloaded audio.
- The original video stays unchanged on your device.
- Mixed voices, music and effects remain mixed together.
Source videointerview.mp403:20
Embedded soundtrack
Standalone audiointerview-highlight.mp3
MP3Start from the next job
What will you do with the extracted audio?
Choose a workflow to see which part of the video to keep and which audio format fits the next step.
Keep a lecture or interview for listening
Save the full conversation as a compact MP3 or M4A so it is easier to replay on a phone, review with notes or share with a collaborator.
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Keep the full duration
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Choose MP3 or M4A
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Download one audio file
42:18
Full soundtrackinterview.mp3
Take one quote, cue or performance into a new edit
Set a precise start and end time when the useful sound is only part of the video. WAV or FLAC gives the next editor a non-lossy output step.
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Mark the useful passage
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Choose WAV or FLAC
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Continue in another editor
03:20
0:001:142:083:20
Selected section
01:14–02:08highlight.wav
Turn a folder of recordings into separate audio files
Apply one format and bitrate to up to 10 local videos. Download each result on its own or keep the completed set together in a ZIP.
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Add up to 10 videos
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Use one output setting
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Download files or ZIP
lesson-01.mp418.4 MBReady
lesson-02.mov24.1 MBReady
lesson-03.webm16.7 MBReady
3 audio filesDownload ZIP
More than one-click conversion
Extract the whole track, one section or a batch
Use Single File mode for precise control, or apply one set of output settings to several videos.
Selected section
Enter start and end times in Single File mode to save only the useful passage.
Batch extraction
Process up to 10 videos with the same format and download separate files or one ZIP.
Videos can contain more than one soundtrack
Choose the audio track before you extract
If a video contains separate readable tracks—such as different languages or commentary—the file details show a selector. Choose the track you want before processing.
This selects an existing stream. It does not separate voices, music or instruments inside a mixed track.
conference-recording.mkv3 audio tracks found
Track 1 · EnglishAAC · Stereo · 48 kHzSelected
Track 2 · SpanishAAC · Stereo · 48 kHz
Track 3 · CommentaryAC-3 · Stereo · 48 kHz
Pick the file for what comes next
Choose the right audio format
Every output is encoded as 48 kHz stereo. Choose for compatibility, size or the next editing step—not to recreate detail missing from the source.
Listen and share
A practical default for phones, messaging, lessons and everyday playback. Choose 64–320 kbps.
Balance size and playback
Use a compressed alternative when the destination accepts it and a smaller file matters.
Continue editing
Avoid another lossy encoding step when the extracted soundtrack is moving into an editor or production workflow.
Video input: MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI, M4V and 3GP · Audio output: MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC and OGG
From video file to standalone audio
How to extract audio from a video online
Choose the source once, set the result you need and save the extracted audio from the browser.
Upload a local video
Choose MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI, M4V or 3GP. The browser checks the file for readable audio tracks.
Choose the track and range
Select an audio track when the video contains more than one. In Single File mode, keep the full duration or enter start and end times.
Choose a format
Use MP3 for everyday listening, WAV or FLAC for further editing, or choose M4A or OGG. Set a bitrate for lossy formats.
Extract and download
Create the audio file without changing the video. Download each result separately or save a batch together as a ZIP.
Your files stay under your control
Extract audio without uploading the video
The processing engine runs on your device. Start without an account and keep the source file unchanged.
Processed in your browser
The selected video is read and converted locally instead of being sent to an AudioMuse extraction server.
Original stays unchanged
The extractor creates a new audio file. It does not overwrite, trim or remove sound from the source video.
No account required
Open the tool, extract the soundtrack and download the result without attaching the media to a profile.
Current limits: 100 MB per video, 300 MB total and up to 10 files per batch. Processing speed depends on the video, browser and available device memory.
Video audio extractor FAQs
Answers about supported video files, output formats, time ranges, batches, audio tracks and private browser processing.
How do I extract audio from MP4 as an MP3?
Choose an MP4 file that contains audio. MP3 is the default output, so once the video is read, click Extract audio and download the result. For a short excerpt, open Advanced options and enter start and end times in seconds. Leave start at 0 and end empty to keep the full soundtrack.
Can I extract audio from multiple videos at once?
Yes. Batch Extract accepts up to 10 videos, with a limit of 100 MB per video and 300 MB total. One output format and bitrate apply to the batch. Each video produces a separate audio file, available individually or in a ZIP. Batches use each video's full duration; select a time range in Single File mode instead.
Should I extract the audio as MP3 or WAV?
Choose MP3 for everyday listening and sharing, or WAV or FLAC for further editing without another lossy encoding step. M4A and OGG are also available. The tool re-encodes audio at 48 kHz stereo, so it does not make an untouched copy of the original stream or restore missing detail. MP3, M4A and OGG use lossy compression, with bitrate options from 64 to 320 kbps.
Which video files can I use?
Use MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI, M4V or 3GP files from your device. The video must contain a readable audio track; a silent video cannot provide sound that was never recorded. Protected, damaged or unsupported streams may fail even when the extension is supported. Processing time and mobile compatibility depend on your file and device.
Can I choose a different language or audio track?
Yes, if your video contains separate readable audio tracks. A selector appears in that video's file details so you can choose the track to save. If voices, music and other sounds are already mixed into one track, they stay together.
Can I extract only the voice or music from a video?
This audio extractor saves an existing soundtrack, including the voices, music and background sounds in it. It does not isolate a singer, remove background music or separate instruments. Choosing an existing audio track is different from separating sounds inside that track.
Can I paste a YouTube or other video link?
No. This tool works with video files saved on your device, not webpage URLs. It does not download videos from YouTube or social platforms. Choose a file you own or have permission to use.
Is this online audio extractor free and private?
Yes. Single-file extraction, batch extraction and downloads are free, with no sign-up. Videos are read and processed locally in your browser, not uploaded for extraction. The processing engine downloads on first use. Keep the page open until processing finishes and save your results before leaving.
Save the sound from your video
Choose a local file, keep the full soundtrack or one precise section and download the audio format you need.
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