Extract audio from video
Pull the audio track out of any video, in the format you need.
Smallest file, universally compatible
Drop a video to extract its audio track
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How it works
Drop a video file in and pick MP3, WAV, or AAC as the output format for the audio track.
WavyVid demuxes the audio stream from the video container and encodes it to your chosen format, right in your browser.
Download the audio file — the original video file itself is only read, never modified or uploaded anywhere.
When you'd use this
- You want to reuse a voiceover from an old video project without the picture attached.
- You're turning a recorded talking-head video into a podcast-style audio-only episode.
- You need just the music or narration track pulled out of a video file for another project.
Frequently asked questions
Which format should I choose?
MP3 for general sharing and compatibility, WAV if you plan to edit the audio further (no compression artifacts to compound), AAC for a good quality-to-size balance.
Does this work on audio files too, or only video?
It's built for video, but audio-only files work as a straightforward format conversion too.
Is the original video file changed?
No — the video file is only read locally to extract its audio; nothing about it is modified, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Is there a quality loss extracting to MP3/AAC?
Some, since both are lossy formats — pick WAV if the audio needs to survive multiple further edits with as little compounding loss as possible.
Can I extract audio and then remove background noise from it?
Yes — extract first, then run the resulting file through the noise removal tool for a clean, standalone audio track.