How to use it
- Drop your MOV video onto the page.
- Pick 192 kbps for music, or 96 kbps Mono for speech.
- Click Convert to MP3 and save the audio.
Getting audio out of iPhone videos
iPhones save videos as MOV (QuickTime) files. If you only need the sound, say a concert clip, a speech, a lesson or a voice note recorded on video, an MP3 is a fraction of the size and plays anywhere.
On an iPhone, save the video to Files first (in Photos: Share > Save to Files), then select it here. On a computer, drop the MOV straight from your folder or AirDrop downloads. The picture is dropped and only the soundtrack is encoded.
Codecs and privacy
Most MOV files contain AAC audio, which every browser decodes. Some professional MOVs use other audio codecs (for example uncompressed PCM, which also works, or less common ones that may not); Safari and Chrome cover the usual cases.
The video is processed in your browser and never uploaded. Long videos take a little longer, because the whole soundtrack is decoded first. To keep the video but switch format, use MOV to MP4.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert iPhone videos to MP3?
Yes. iPhone videos are MOV files; save them to Files and drop them here.
Does it work with HEVC (H.265) videos?
Yes, as long as the audio track can be decoded. The video codec doesn't matter, because only the audio is used.
Is the MP3 the same length as the video?
Yes. The whole soundtrack is converted; trim it afterwards with the MP3 cutter if you need a part.
Last updated: November 12, 2026