Need the song from a concert clip, the talk from a recorded lecture or the voice from an interview? Attach the video to ToolGPT and ask for the audio. You get a separate audio file, made in your browser, and the video stays as it was.
MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV, AVI and FLV videos all work as the source.
Save the sound as MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, Opus, AAC, M4A or AIFF.
Without a bitrate from you, MP3 and the other compressed formats follow the quality of the video's own soundtrack, within 96 to 320 kb/s.
The extracted sound is a new file. The video itself is not changed or shortened.
A WebAssembly build of FFmpeg runs inside the page, so the video is not sent anywhere to get the sound out.
Drop the video into the ToolGPT chat, or add it with the + button. No account is needed.
Say which format you want, such as MP3 for listening or WAV for editing. If you are not sure, ask the assistant which one suits your plan.
The audio appears as a card in the chat with a download button.
A video file carries its sound as a separate track. ToolGPT reads that track and writes it into a new audio file in the format you ask for. The picture is simply left out.
MP3 is the safe choice for listening on any phone or player. Choose WAV or FLAC if you plan to edit the sound, because they add no further compression. M4A suits Apple devices and keeps files small.
If a video has several audio tracks, for example two languages, ToolGPT saves the first one. That is usually the track a player uses by default.
A video without a sound track has no audio to give. ToolGPT tells you so instead of making a silent file. About 2 GB per video is the practical limit, because the browser reads the whole file.
The extracted audio is a file in the chat like any other, so you can carry on with it. Ask ToolGPT to trim it to the part you need, play it backwards, or add an effect such as an echo. Each step makes a new file and leaves the previous one in place.
Yes. Attach the MP4 and ask for the audio as an MP3. This is the most common request, and it runs in your browser.
Yes. MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV, AVI and FLV videos can all be used as the source.
No. The audio is extracted in your browser, and the video stays on your device.
Choose WAV or FLAC to avoid any further loss. For MP3 and the other compressed formats, ToolGPT picks a bitrate that follows the quality of the soundtrack in your video.
Try it with your own file
Open ToolGPT, attach a file, and type what you want done.