Free tool · no install · works on your phone
Extract audio from video — free online converter
Turn any clip into an audio file: pick MP3 for sharing, M4A for Apple everything, or WAV for editing. The sound is pulled straight from the file — no re-render of the picture, so it's fast.
Preview free · download moves the result into your free Aperture library · 100 MB per file · first 60 s processed
How to extract audio online
- Drop a video into the card.
- Choose MP3, M4A or WAV.
- Press Extract audio and listen right on the page.
Why extract audio with Aperture
- Three output formats: MP3, M4A, WAV
- Audio preview before you download
- Perfect for podcast repurposing and sampling
- Free, no account needed, no watermark
FAQ
Which format should I pick?
MP3 for universal sharing, M4A for better quality at the same size, WAV when you need uncompressed audio for editing.
Does extracting re-encode the audio?
MP3 and M4A are encoded from the source track; WAV is a lossless copy of the decoded audio. Either way the picture is ignored, so it's quick.
Can I extract audio on my phone?
Yes — the tool runs in the browser and works on mobile Safari and Chrome.
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