Pull the soundtrack out of a video and save it as a WAV audio file. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Audio is saved as a WAV file (uncompressed, universal). Long videos use more memory while converting.
The Extract Audio tool takes the soundtrack out of a video and saves it as an audio file — right in your browser, with no upload, no watermark, and no software to install.
Drop a video in and the tool decodes its audio and hands you a WAV file you can play, download, and drop into any editor. Because it all happens locally, your footage and its audio stay private. People use it to:
The output is WAV — uncompressed and universal, so it opens everywhere. If you need a smaller MP3, convert the WAV afterwards. On the rare file the browser can't decode directly, the tool falls back to capturing the audio in real time as a WebM file instead.
No. The audio is decoded and saved entirely in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
WAV — an uncompressed, universal audio format that plays everywhere and imports into any editor. If your browser can't decode the audio directly, the tool falls back to capturing it as a WebM/Opus file instead.
WAV stores audio uncompressed, so it's bigger than an MP3 but keeps full quality and works in every app. You can convert the WAV to MP3 afterwards if you need a smaller file.
Usually yes — decoding the audio is much faster than real time for most files. Very long videos use more memory because the whole track is held in memory while it's converted.
If the video has no audio track, there's nothing to extract and you'll get a silent or empty result. This tool is for videos that contain sound.