Works on news articles, blogs, course pages, and embedded players.
Audio Downloader
Download Audio From a Website
Paste the address of any page that plays a video or a sound clip, and save its audio as an MP3 or M4A. It reads the media stored in the page, so it is not limited to a few big sites.
Scans players, Open Graph tags, JSON-LD, and inline settings, the same places browsers find media.
- MP3 or M4A
- Only the sound is kept
- No app, no account
- Paste a link
- Find the audio
- Save
Where it works
Any page with audio or videoWorksX (Twitter)WorksBlueskyWorksPinterestSome pagesLinkedInSome pages
Free, no signup. Paste a link and pick MP3 or M4A.
Why it helps
Why download audio from a website here
Saves the sound even when the page only has a video.
No extension to install and no account.
How to use it
How to download audio from a website
1 Copy the page's address from your browser.
2 Paste it and press Find audio.
3 Choose MP3 or M4A and press Save.
Quick tips
Tips for saving audio from pages
Paste the page that plays the media, not the site's home page.
If a page has several players, each one is listed.
Pages that only load media after you press play may show nothing; try the player's own link.
FAQ
Website audio questions
Which websites does it work on?
Any page that keeps its audio or video in the page itself: articles, blogs, direct media links, X and Bluesky posts, and M3U8 streams. Apps that load media only after sign-in or use DRM do not work.
Is the sound re-encoded?
Only for MP3. M4A copies the page's own AAC sound untouched when it can.
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