What is MP4?
MP4 (MPEG-4 Part 14) is the dominant container for video on phones, cameras, and the web, usually pairing H.264/H.265 video with AAC audio. Converting to MP3 keeps just the audio in a universally playable form.
How to convert MP4 to MP3
- Drop your MP4 file into the box above (or click to choose it).
- Pick a bitrate — 320 kbps for best quality, 192 kbps for a smaller file.
- Click Convert to MP3. It runs in this tab, on your device.
- Download your MP3. Nothing was ever uploaded.
FAQ
Does converting MP4 to MP3 upload my video?
No. The audio is extracted on your device with a WebAssembly build of ffmpeg. The video never leaves your browser — the first conversion just downloads the engine once.
Will the MP3 quality match the video's audio?
It's as good as the source audio allows. MP4 audio is usually AAC (already compressed), so pick 256–320 kbps to keep the extraction clean.
Is there a file size limit?
It runs on your device's memory, so very large videos use more RAM and take longer. For typical clips and songs it's quick.
Other conversions
- Convert WAV to MP3
- Convert M4A to MP3
- Convert AAC to MP3
- Convert OGG to MP3
- Convert FLAC to MP3
- Convert MOV to MP3
- Convert MKV to MP3
- Convert WEBM to MP3
New to this? See how the on-device conversion works, or the guide on choosing a bitrate.