Free Video to MP3 Converter Online

Drop your video on this page and MP3 is already selected. Leave Bitrate on Auto for a 256 kbps file or choose another, click Convert All, then download the MP3. No account is required, and there is no daily limit.

MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI and OGG files, each up to 1 GB. That covers iPhone MOV clips, MKV movies and WebM screen recordings. Other files, such as FLV, WMV or 3GP, are refused with a note listing the accepted types. To change a video into another video format, use the Video Converter instead.

A common choice is 128 kbps for speech such as lectures, calls and podcasts, and 192 kbps or more for music. Auto gives 256 kbps, and 320 kbps is the highest MP3 setting. A higher number makes a bigger file but can't add detail the video's own sound never had.

Not completely. MP3 is a lossy format, and the sound is always re-encoded rather than copied, so a little detail goes. Pick 320 kbps to keep the most. For an uncompressed copy, choose WAV on the Audio tab instead, which makes a much larger file.

Yes. In a file's format menu, the Audio tab also lists WAV and AAC. WAV holds uncompressed 16-bit sound and is large. AAC follows the same bitrate setting and saves as a .aac file, which some phones won't open. Skip OGG there for now, since a video source still comes out as video.

Yes. Select or drop several videos together and every one is set to MP3. They are processed in turn, and when two or more are done they download as one ZIP. Videos added later with Add More Files start on MP4, so switch those to MP3 before you click Convert All.

Each video can be 1 GB at most, and a bigger one is refused with a note naming the limit. You can add any number of files, and there is no daily cap. Long videos sit in browser memory while they convert, so a phone can run out; closing other tabs helps.

It should work in Safari, Chrome or another mobile browser, with no app to install: pick a video saved on your phone and download the MP3. Large or long videos need a lot of memory, though, so a computer is more reliable for them.

A video with no sound track can fail, because there is nothing to save, and so can a damaged file or low memory. Use that file's retry button to try it again; the rest of the batch still finishes.

It depends on the video's length and your device. Only the sound is encoded and the picture is skipped, but files are handled one at a time on your own hardware. The first file also waits while a 32 MB audio engine downloads, and the editor marks video work as experimental.

No, there is no field for links from YouTube or other sites. Drop in a video file you already have instead. If it is your own upload, your channel's studio page lets you download it, and then this page can save its sound as an MP3.

Yes. The sound is pulled out inside this browser tab, so your video is not sent to our servers and no account is needed. The engine that does the work is downloaded from a public file host, and we record page visits and time in the editor, not your file or its name.