Free online tool to extract audio from video

Extract audio from video and get a MP3 or WAV audio file from your video using this free tool from Biteable

Convert video to WAV or MP3

With our free online audio extractor, you can instantly pull high-quality MP3 or WAV tracks from any video. No installs, no watermarks — just pure audio ready for podcasts, tutorials, or edits.

How to extract audio from a video

Upload your video

Drag or upload your video file into the audio extractor tool above. The maximum file size is 500MB.

Choose your audio format

Select which format you’d like your audio download to be. Choose from MP3 or WAV.

Click “Extract audio”

Hit the “Extract audio” button to extract the audio from your video file. Your audio file will instantly download.

Free online audio extractor

Extract the audio from any video for free. Compatible video formats include MP3 and WAV. No sign up required.

Easily create and extract voice-overs

Extract a voice-over track from your video file with one click. Use the Biteable video maker to attach any voice-over to your video projects as a new voice-over layer.

Save and edit just the audio

Only need the audio from your video file? Easily separate the audio from the video with Biteable’s online audio extractor tool. Download the audio to safe-keep, or edit just the audio to add effects or improve quality.

Update tutorial videos without redoing the voice-over

Easily update tutorial and how-to videos without re-recording the voice-over. Extract the audio file from your original video, then attach the voice-over to your new screen recording or video walkthrough.

Why you might need to separate audio from video

Sometimes you just need the soundtrack, dialogue, or narration from a video file — and you don’t want to wrestle with complicated software or sign up for another account. That’s where our audio extractor comes in.

Whether you’re a podcaster grabbing interview clips, a teacher pulling out lecture audio, or just someone wanting to save your favorite song from a homemade video, we’ve got you covered.

Podcasters and content creators

Imagine recording a Zoom call or a live event and then realizing you only need the audio portion. Instead of fiddling with desktop editors like Audacity or buying expensive software, you can simply upload your MP4 (or whatever format) and get a high-quality MP3 or WAV file in seconds. No learning curve, no ads — just your audio, ready to edit or publish.

Transcribers and note-takers

If you’re transcribing interviews, lectures, or meetings, having a clean audio file makes life a lot easier. You can feed the MP3 into your favorite transcription app or manual workflow without dragging around a huge video file.

Video editors and remixers

Want to remix a song or use a cool sound effect from a video clip? Extracting the audio track gives you a clean file that’s easy to drop into your timeline. From TikTok mashups to YouTube shorts, you’ll save time and keep your project organized.

Archivists and hobbyists

Maybe you’ve got a batch of home movies or event footage and you’d like to preserve the speeches or music separately. Our tool helps you archive just the sound portion—ideal for creating podcasts of old family events.

Tips for getting the best audio quality

1. Start with the highest-quality source you have

If your video was recorded in 1080p or higher, you’ll usually get better audio fidelity than from a low-res clip. Even if you’re extracting an interview recorded on your phone, the extractor will preserve all the original detail.

2. Choose the right format

  • MP3: Great for sharing online, transcribing, and general use. It strikes a good balance between file size and sound quality.
  • WAV: A lossless option that keeps every bit of audio data intact—perfect if you plan to do further editing, mastering, or archiving.

3. Mind your bitrate

By default we use a bitrate that preserves voice clarity and overall fidelity (around 192–256 kbps for MP3). If you need higher quality, go WAV; if you prefer smaller files, you can always re-encode to a lower bitrate in a separate editor later.

4. Check your levels

Before extracting, peek at your video’s audio levels. If it’s too quiet, you might need to boost the volume in an audio editor afterwards. If it’s clipping (distorting), try to find a steadier source or use editing software to normalize it before or after extraction.

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Frequently asked questions

Biteable’s Extract Audio from Video tool is a free online utility that lets you separate audio from your video files and download it as an MP3 or WAV file — no signup required.

Simply upload or drag-and-drop your video, choose your preferred audio format (MP3 or WAV), optionally trim the clip using start and end timestamps, then hit “Extract Audio” to download your file instantly.

Biteable offers the most widely used output formats: MP3 for compact, web-friendly audio and WAV for high-quality, lossless sound.

Yes! Biteable’s audio extractor is completely free to use — no sign-up, no watermark, no cost.

You can upload video files up to 500 MB in size for audio extraction.

Yes! The tool includes trimming functionality. Simply set start and end points within the video to extract only the portion you need.

Absolutely. After extracting the audio, you can upload it as a voice-over layer in a Biteable project — perfect for updating tutorial videos without re-recording narration.

The tool supports common formats like MP4, MOV, and WebM. If your video is in a less common format, you may need to convert it before uploading.

Yes. The tool creates a copy of the audio without altering your original video. You can keep both files separately.

No installation needed. Everything works right in your browser—just visit the page, upload a video, and download the audio.

Use a high-quality MP4 source and Biteable’s tool will preserve the audio bitrate during extraction for clear sound output.

No. You must upload your own video files. Biteable does not support direct YouTube video downloads due to copyright restrictions.

Biteable’s free audio extractor is ideal for isolating voice tracks from interviews, screen recordings, or training videos—fast and with no watermarks.

Yes! If your video contains spoken content, you can repurpose the audio as a podcast episode or trailer. The MP3 file is ready to upload to most podcast platforms.

Extraction separates the original audio track, while conversion may change its format or compress it. Biteable extracts the audio without converting quality unless necessary.

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