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How to convert a video to MP3 on Windows

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Windows has no simple built-in way to save only the audio of a video, but you do not need to install anything. Open this page in Edge, Chrome or Firefox, drag the video in or click to choose it, pick MP3 and the quality, trim if you like, and click Convert, then Download audio. It works with MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV files, and the video stays on your PC. If you already use VLC, its Convert/Save menu can also export MP3.

Do it now, right here

MP3 encoding uses the LAME MP3 encoder (lame.sourceforge.io, LGPL) in your browser.

Step by step

  1. Open this page in your browser and drop the video in.
  2. Pick MP3 and the quality; trim if needed.
  3. Click Convert, then Download audio.

At a glance

OptionInstall needed?Best for
This pageNoQuick conversions
VLC Convert/SaveYes, VLCIf you already have it
Video editor exportYesEditing audio and video

Related questions

Where is the MP3 saved?

In your Downloads folder, unless your browser asks where to save.

Can I convert several videos?

One at a time; each takes only as long as your PC needs to decode it.

Does it work on Windows 7?

It works in any up-to-date browser that supports the features used.

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Updated November 14, 2026.