Media
Extract Audio from Video
Save the soundtrack for listening, transcription or another editing project.
Drop video file here or click to upload
Supports MP4, WebM, MKV, MOV, AVI
File limit: 500 MiB
Output format
MP3 quality
Choose an audio file that suits the next step
You do not need the picture track to review a lecture or pass dialogue into a transcription workflow. ClipGG extracts the full audio track. MP3 is useful for a smaller listening copy; PCM WAV is useful when another editor needs an uncompressed audio file.
How to use it
Open a video, select MP3 or WAV, then extract and download its audio track.
Practical example
For a spoken lecture, try a 128 kbps MP3 and listen to a sample before sharing it. For further sound editing, select WAV and allow for a larger download. Neither choice can recover details already missing from the source recording.
What to know before you start
Files are limited to 500 MiB. Codec support and available memory affect processing; WAV files can be large.
Questions about this tool
Will 320 kbps improve a poor recording?
A higher MP3 bitrate can reduce additional encoding loss, but it cannot remove background noise or restore information absent from the original audio.
Can I extract only a selected part?
The extractor saves the whole soundtrack. Trim the recording in a separate editor when you need a specific time range.
Why does a supported video fail to open?
The container name does not guarantee a compatible audio codec. Browser decoding, available memory and the condition of the file can also affect processing.