Free · 128–320 kbps · nothing uploads
Video to MP3
Pull the audio out of a video as a clean MP3: lectures, interviews, music, voice memos trapped in video files.
What this is actually for
The recurring cases: a lecture or webinar you want on your phone as audio, an interview you need to transcribe, a voice memo someone recorded as a video, a track from a performance video. One file in, one MP3 out, and because processing is local it works on footage you'd never upload to a random converter site — which is most footage worth extracting.
Frequently asked questions
- Which bitrate should I pick?
- 192 kbps is transparent for almost everything and is the default. Use 128 kbps for speech where size matters (podcasts, lectures), 320 kbps when the source is high-quality music.
- Is this a lossless extraction?
- The audio is re-encoded to MP3, so it's not bit-identical — but from any normal video source the difference is inaudible. No watermark applies to audio output, ever.
- Is my video uploaded anywhere?
- No. VidClip runs FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly inside your browser. The file is read from your disk into the page's memory, processed there, and saved back to your disk. There is no upload, no server queue, and no copy of your footage anywhere but your machine.