Media extractor
Paste a YouTube link you own or have the rights to and pull down a clean MP3 or MP4. Then do the useful part — transcribe it, cut a podcast episode from it, study it, or make it accessible.
How it works
Nothing to install, no extension, no pop-up redirects.
A video you own, or one you have the rights to use.
MP3 for just the audio track, MP4 for the whole video.
We do the work on our servers and hand you a clean, standard file.
Send it straight to transcription, podcast or stem tools without re-uploading.
What people extract for
Extraction is a step. These are the jobs it is a step towards — every one of them works on the file you just pulled.
Cutting a podcast from a video
Take the audio from a talk, interview or stream you recorded and shape it into an episode. Open Podcast Studio
Transcripts, notes and subtitles
Turn a lecture or a long interview into searchable text with speaker labels, plus SRT/VTT subtitles. Transcribe it
Accessibility
An audio-only version of a video is the version a screen-reader user, a commuter or someone on a slow connection can actually use.
Studying a performance
Musicians pull a track down to loop it, slow it, and split it into stems so they can hear one part at a time. Split the stems
Reaching another language
Extract the audio, translate it, and re-voice it so work you already made lands with an audience that could not follow the original.
Your own back catalogue
Creators pull down their own uploads to re-cut them into shorts, republish them elsewhere, or keep a copy that does not depend on one platform.
Why here
What you get here versus the ad-farm result on page one.
What happens next
How it runs
What you get back
Ads and redirects
Cost to start
Just the file?
If you are not repurposing anything and just want the MP4 or MP3 in your hands, the plain downloader is the shorter path.
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