Your files stay private
Videos never leave your device. Processing happens locally in this browser tab.
Private audio clip maker
Trim audio from video online
Enter exact start and end times, choose an audio format and save only the part you need.
No uploads
Runs in your browser
No account required
Processed locally — never uploaded
Drop a video here
or open a local file
Android: use the system file browser. If the gallery opens, tap ⋮ and choose Browse.
MP4 · MOV · WEBM · MKV · AVI · M4V
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Private video tools that run in your browser
No account, no uploads and no waiting for a server queue. Your browser does the work on your device.
Works with common formats
Use MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI and other popular video containers.
Useful output controls
Choose MP3, M4A, WAV or FLAC, adjust quality and trim an exact time range.
How it works
Turn a video into an audio file in three straightforward steps.
Select a video
Choose a file from your computer or phone. Nothing is uploaded.
Choose your settings
Pick an audio format and quality, or choose one of the other video tools.
Download the result
The finished file is created locally and downloaded directly to your device.
Extract one precise audio segment from a longer video
Create a short audio clip from a video
Set the beginning and end in seconds to extract a conversation, quote, sound effect, lecture section or music idea without saving the entire soundtrack.
Choose a format for editing or sharing
Use MP3 or M4A for convenient sharing. Choose WAV or FLAC when you want higher-quality material for editing.
More private video tools
Use a dedicated page for each task — faster for users and easier to find in search.
Frequently asked questions
How do I select the part to extract?
After choosing a video, enter the start and end positions in seconds.
Can I save the trimmed audio as WAV?
Yes. MP3, M4A, WAV and FLAC are available.
Does trimming happen online?
The page runs online, but the actual media processing happens locally on your device.