Video to Audio (WAV)
Pulls the sound out of a video and saves it as a WAV file. No upload.
The result is WAV (uncompressed sound), not MP3, so files are large. Only sound formats your browser can read can be extracted.
Need only part of it? Trim the video first with Video Trimmer.
Add a video, press Extract audio, and the soundtrack is saved as a WAV file. Handy when you only need the voice from a lecture or meeting recording, or want the sound alone for editing. The video is processed on this device only.
How to use
- Choose or drop a video.
- Pick Stereo or Mono and press Extract audio.
- Listen to the preview and press Download WAV.
Examples
One minute of 48,000 Hz stereo sound
One minute of 48,000 Hz stereo sound is 10.99 MB as WAV (11,520,044 bytes). Mono is about half that.
FAQ
Why not MP3?
Making MP3 needs an extra encoder loaded into the page, so this tool saves WAV, which the browser can make on its own. If you need MP3, convert the WAV with another program.
Why is the WAV file so big?
WAV stores sound without compression, so it is large, but quality isn't reduced further. Choose Mono to halve the size.
Is my video uploaded?
No. The video is read inside your browser and is never sent or stored anywhere.
It says there's no sound.
Either the video has no audio track or this browser can't read its audio format. Try again in another browser.
Can I extract just part of it?
This tool extracts the whole soundtrack. Trim the video first with Video Trimmer, then use that file.
Does it work with long videos?
Up to 500 MB and 60 minutes. On devices with little memory it may stop sooner; try Mono or a shorter clip.