Video to OGG/FLAC - Extract Royalty-Free Audio from Video — Save the audio track of a video in a modern royalty-free format: OGG Vorbis, FLAC, Opus, AIFF, ALAC (M4A), WavPack, or TTA. No patent-encumbered codecs are used on the output side. Everything is processed locally in your browser, with files never uploaded to a server.
Supported input: Videos with an audio track (MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A audio inside common containers). Everything is converted locally in your browser; files are never uploaded to a server.
First use loads an ~30MB video processing engine into the current browser. It is cached and reused afterwards, so please be patient.
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Click to select or drag and drop a video file
Any common video format; under 500MB recommended
Quality:Vorbis quality scale 0-10; 5 is transparent for most music
Bitrate:Opus is very efficient; 128 kbps is near-transparent
Extracts the audio track as-is into the selected format with no extra settings.
Compression:higher = slower encode, smaller file; quality is always lossless
OGG Vorbis Extraction: A patent-free lossy format that is a direct substitute for MP3.
FLAC Extraction: Lossless compression, the first choice for archiving audio.
Opus Extraction: A low-latency royalty-free codec with excellent quality per bit.
WavPack Extraction: A lossless open format with a small footprint.
AIFF / ALAC / TTA Extraction: Extracts the audio track as-is into the selected format with no extra settings.
Theora and the Ogg family: this page writes Theora video (Xiph.Org, royalty-free, roughly VP3-generation) with Vorbis audio in the Ogg container — the same open-family philosophy as WebM, from the era just before it. Ogg is a stream-oriented container that also carries audio-only files; the modern audio members of the family are covered in Audio to OGG / Opus.
