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MP4 to MP3 Converter: Convert MP4 to MP3 Free

Convert MP4 videos to MP3 audio files at 128 to 320 kbps, and cut out just the part you want. It works right in your browser, so your videos are never uploaded, with no sign-up and no file limits.

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    How to use the MP4 to MP3 Converter

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      Add your MP4 files (MOV, M4V and WebM also work).

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      Choose the MP3 quality, and type a start and end time if you only want part of the audio.

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      Click Convert to MP3 and download each MP3, or all of them as a ZIP.

    MP4 vs. MP3: what is the difference?

    MP4 is a container: one file that holds video, audio and sometimes subtitles. Almost every phone, camera, screen recorder and editing app saves video as MP4. MP3 holds audio only and is the most compatible audio format ever made: it plays in every music app, car stereo, smart speaker, podcast editor and old MP3 player.

    Converting MP4 to MP3 keeps the sound, throws away the picture, and gives you a file that is usually 90 percent smaller than the video. A 10-minute 1080p video might be 200 MB; the same sound as a 192 kbps MP3 is about 14 MB.

    How to convert MP4 to MP3

    This converter decodes the audio of your MP4 with your browser's own media engine and encodes it to MP3 with LAME, the classic open-source MP3 encoder. Nothing is uploaded, so even a long recording converts without waiting for an upload, and private recordings stay on your device.

    1. Add your MP4 files. Drag them in or tap to choose. MOV videos from an iPhone, M4V and WebM files work too.
    2. Choose the bitrate. 192 kbps is the best all-round setting.
    3. Trim (optional). Type a start time like 1:05 and an end time like 1:35 to keep just that part.
    4. Convert and download. Save each MP3, or download all of them as a ZIP.

    Which MP3 bitrate should I choose?

    BitrateSounds likeBest forSize per minute
    128 kbpsGoodLectures, podcasts, audiobooks, voice memosabout 0.96 MB
    192 kbps (recommended)Very goodMusic and speech for everyday listeningabout 1.44 MB
    256 kbpsExcellentMusic you care aboutabout 1.92 MB
    320 kbpsBest MP3 qualityArchiving music, DJ setsabout 2.4 MB

    Most phone videos record sound as AAC at about 128 to 256 kbps. Converting that to a 320 kbps MP3 does not make it sound better than the original; it only makes a bigger file. 192 kbps is the sensible default, and 128 kbps is plenty for speech.

    Converting MP4 to MP3 on iPhone and Android

    You do not need an app. Open this page in Safari or Chrome on your phone, tap the box, and choose a video from Photos or Files. When the MP3 is ready, tap Download; on iPhone it is saved to the Files app (usually in Downloads), on Android to the Downloads folder. Phones handle short and medium videos well; for very long recordings, a computer is faster.

    Making a ringtone from a video

    Want the sound from a video as a ringtone? Use the start and end boxes to cut a clip of 30 seconds or less.

    • Android: copy the MP3 to your phone, then choose it under Settings, Sound, Phone ringtone (menu names vary by brand).
    • iPhone: iOS ringtones use the M4R format and must be 40 seconds or shorter. A common free route is to import your MP3 into Apple's GarageBand app on the iPhone and export it as a ringtone from there.

    MP4 to MP3 or the full video to audio converter?

    This page is focused on the most common job: MP4 in, MP3 out. If you need other formats, such as M4A that copies the original sound with no quality loss, uncompressed WAV for editing or transcription, or OGG, use our video to audio converter. It uses the same engine with more output choices.

    Common problems

    • "This video has no sound track": screen recordings without a microphone and some silent clips simply have no audio to extract.
    • The MP3 is quiet: the converter keeps the original volume. Normalize it in a free audio editor if needed.
    • Times are not accepted: write seconds (75), minutes and seconds (1:15) or hours, minutes and seconds (1:01:15).

    Only convert what you have the right to use

    Converting your own videos, lectures you recorded, or files you have permission to use is fine. Downloading and converting copyrighted music or videos from streaming sites may violate copyright law and the sites' terms. Making content of your own? See our guide to starting a faceless YouTube channel, our list of video editing apps for beginners, and shrink big video files with the video compressor.

    Last updated November 3, 2026.

    MP4 to MP3 Converter FAQ

    How do I convert MP4 to MP3 for free?

    Add your MP4 file to the converter above, choose 192 kbps and click Convert to MP3. When it finishes, download the MP3. It is free with no sign-up, no watermark and no upload.

    How do I convert MP4 to MP3 at 320 kbps?

    Choose 320 kbps (best) in the MP3 quality menu before converting. Keep in mind that 320 kbps cannot improve sound that was recorded at a lower quality; it only makes the file larger.

    Can I convert MP4 to MP3 on my iPhone?

    Yes. Open this page in Safari, tap the box to choose a video from Photos or Files, convert it, and tap Download. The MP3 is saved to the Files app.

    Is my video uploaded to a server?

    No. The audio is extracted and encoded by your own browser, so your videos never leave your device.

    Can I convert only part of an MP4 to MP3?

    Yes. Type a start time and an end time, such as 0:45 and 1:15, and only that part is saved as an MP3. This is ideal for ringtones and short clips.

    Does converting MP4 to MP3 lose quality?

    MP3 is a lossy format, so the audio is re-encoded. At 192 kbps or higher, most people cannot hear a difference from the original video sound. If you want an exact copy of the original audio, use the M4A option in our video to audio converter.