MP4 to MP3 Converter: Extract Audio From Any Video
Turn any video into an MP3 in your browser. Pick 128 to 320 kbps, convert and download. Free, private, no watermark.
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Files are converted locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
No waiting on uploads. Conversion runs right on your device.
No account, no watermark, no file limits.
Three quick steps. Nothing to install and nothing leaves your device.
Drag a video onto the box above or click it to browse your files.
Pick a bitrate from 128 to 320 kbps. 192 kbps is a good balance of size and sound.
Preview the audio in the player, then download your MP3.
320 kbps is the top quality setting for MP3. It is a good choice when you are saving music you recorded or own, building a library for good headphones or a car stereo, or when you want to keep as much detail as possible before you share or edit the file.
For lectures, meetings and voice notes, you do not need it. 128 kbps sounds fine for speech and the file is much smaller.
Helpful guides on extracting audio and choosing the right MP3 quality.
Quick answers about converting MP4 to MP3 with ConvertKit Lite.
Add your MP4 file above. The quality is already set to 320 kbps, so press convert and download the MP3. You can change the quality in the menu if you want a smaller file.
320 kbps is the highest quality an MP3 can have, and it can keep a little more detail. For most people the difference is hard to hear on phone speakers and earbuds. The file is also about 67 percent larger than a 192 kbps file.
No. An MP3 can only be as good as the sound inside the video. Video files usually store compressed audio already, so a higher setting keeps what is there but cannot add detail that was never recorded.
About 2.4 MB per minute, so a 4-minute song is roughly 9.6 MB. At 192 kbps it is about 1.4 MB per minute, and at 128 kbps about 1 MB per minute.
No. The conversion runs in your browser, so your video stays on your device.
There is no limit on our side. The audio is processed in your device's memory, so videos longer than about an hour may fail on some phones and older computers. Only convert videos you made or have permission to use.