Nothing is stored
Videos only pass through the server. Processed files are deleted as soon as they are sent.
Free · No sign-up · 29 platforms
Paste a link to a public video and save only the sound as an MP3 at 192 kbps. Handy for podcasts, lectures, interviews and talks you want to listen to on the go.
Files are not stored on the server: they are deleted right after download.
Open the video in the app or browser, tap Share, then Copy link.
Paste the link into the field or press Paste. The platform is detected automatically.
1080p, 4K, 720p or MP3. The file downloads straight to your computer or phone.
Public videos from 29 services. Private or paid content is not supported.
Videos only pass through the server. Processed files are deleted as soon as they are sent.
Video and sound are merged into one MP4 file at original quality.
Podcast, lecture or interview: just the sound, at 192 kbps.
No pop-up ads, no account, no app to install.
The conversion happens on our server and the file is deleted right after it is sent to you. Use it for your own videos, content shared with the author's permission or material you are allowed to save. Only public videos are supported.
Yes, it is free and needs no sign-up.
192 kbps, a good balance between sound quality and file size.
Yes. In Safari the MP3 is saved to the Files app (Downloads).
Yes. The Transcript page turns the speech of a video into text and translates it, as SRT subtitles or plain text.
Yes. GetClip is completely free and needs no sign-up.
In your browser's Downloads folder. On iPhone: Files app, Downloads. Nothing stays on the server.
YouTube and some other platforms store high-quality video and sound separately. The server merges them into one MP4, which takes from a few seconds to a few minutes depending on length.
No. Only public videos work. We have no access to private, paid or protected content.
Only download content you have the right to: your own videos, openly licensed material, or with the author's permission. Respecting copyright is the user's responsibility.
Make sure the link points directly to a video (not a profile) and that the video is public. Platforms change often, so trying again in a few minutes sometimes helps.