Screen recording to MP3

Choose a saved video with an audio track, keep the whole recording or select a section, and choose an MP3 bitrate. Select Extract MP3, check the preview, then download the audio file. ToAudio converts an existing recording; it does not record your screen.

iPhone screen recordings are saved in Photos. In Safari, tap Choose a file and select the saved recording using the photo or file option your device offers. After extraction, preview the sound and tap Download MP3. Find Safari downloads in the Files app’s Downloads folder. Available picker options, codec support, and memory vary by device and browser.

Find the saved video in Photos or your phone’s gallery; on Google’s Android workflow, check Photos → Collections → On this device → Movies. Tap Choose a file here and select that local video. After extraction, tap Download MP3 and check Chrome’s Downloads or your Files app. Folder names and picker options can differ by phone.

Local MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM, and MKV recordings are accepted when their audio track can be decoded. Each source file must be at most 100 MiB and 20 minutes. The file extension alone does not guarantee compatibility. Protected recordings and online video links are not supported.

Yes. The trim controls are open by default. Drag the waveform edges or enter Start and End times in seconds before extracting. The size and duration limits apply to the original file, so selecting a short section cannot bypass them. Shorten an oversized recording on your device first.

No. Conversion is free, requires no account, and processes your recording locally in the browser. First use downloads the processing engine, so an internet connection is needed to load it. Your media file is not uploaded.

Play the original first. “No audio track was found” means the file contains no audio stream; a recorded track can also be silent. Some apps block sound capture, and ToAudio cannot recover sound that was never recorded. If the original has sound but you see a decoding error, its codec may be unsupported or the file may be damaged or protected.

If the engine cannot load, check your connection and choose the file again. If decoding fails, try an unprotected recording saved in another supported format. For slow processing or memory problems, use a smaller, shorter source and keep this tab open. Choosing a low MP3 bitrate reduces the output size, not the memory needed to read the source.