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Extract Audio from Video
Save the audio track from a video as a separate file.
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How to use Extract Audio from Video
- Drop a video such as an MP4, MOV, MKV, or WebM into the workspace. The tool extracts the first audio stream.
- Play the extracted audio and check that it contains the dialogue, music, or other sound you expected.
- Download the WAV, or open the result in Trim Audio to isolate a section or Audio Converter to make an MP3.
Frequently asked questions
Which audio track is used when a video has several?
The tool uses the first audio stream. If the video starts with a commentary or alternate language stream, export the desired track from your video editor first.
Why is the WAV larger than the video?
The video may contain compressed audio. The extracted file is a 32-bit float WAV, which can use more storage. Convert it to a smaller audio format if you need to share it.
What happens if the video has no audio?
Extraction requires an audio stream. A video without one cannot be extracted, while a stream with silence can produce a silent WAV.
Related tools
- Audio Converter Convert between MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, and AAC with control over quality and channels.
- Trim Audio Set precise start and end points, preview your selection, and save it as a new file.
- Remove Silence Trim dead air at the edges or shorten long pauses within a recording.
- Split & Join Clips Split recordings, reorder clips, and join them with fades and crossfades.
- Reverse & Loop Reverse playback or repeat a section to build a loop.
- Speed & Pitch Adjust tempo and pitch independently.
- Reduce File Size Compare quality and estimated size before making a smaller file.
- Clean Up Audio Reduce hiss and hum, and bring speech forward in a recording.
- Tune Vocals Tune an isolated vocal to a scale and compare the result with the original.