Extract audio from video. Keep it local.
Save the soundtrack from a local video as MP3, M4A or WAV on Mac or Windows. Keep the original and work without uploading your media.
5 free conversions. Then $1 once per computer. Windows and macOS licenses are purchased separately.
Windows 11 x64 · Portable ZIP / macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon
Desktop app · No media uploads · Original files preserved
From your file
to the result.
Choose a supported video.
Use a local MP4, MOV, M4V, MKV, WebM or AVI. Add it in the Windows app, or select it in Finder on Mac.
Choose an audio format.
Use MP3 or M4A for listening, or WAV for an editing workflow. On Mac, open the Extract audio as submenu; on Windows, choose the format in the app.
Find a separate audio file.
The result is saved beside the source video. Check the output in your audio player or editor.
Install guide · Right-click menu missing?
Windows portable app
- Extract the entire ZIP, then open ConvertRight.exe.
- Add a video, choose MP4, enter target MB and choose a resolution limit.
- The optional right-click menu currently provides audio conversion. Video compression is available in the app window.
macOS installer
- Open the downloaded DMG, then double-click RightClick Converter Installer.pkg and finish installation.
- In Finder, select a local MP4 file and right-click it. Choose Extract audio as → MP3. The installer attempts to enable the extension for you.
If the shortcuts do not appear
Open System Settings, then follow the path for your version:
- macOS 15 and later: General → Login Items & Extensions → Extensions. Find RightClick Converter under the installed extensions and enable its Finder extension.
- macOS 13–14: Privacy & Security → Extensions. Find the app under Added Extensions or Finder Extensions and enable it.
An older installation may be named Finder Audio Tools. Settings labels vary by macOS version; search System Settings for “Extensions” if needed. Close and reopen your Finder window, then try a local file in Downloads.
Apple’s current extension settings guide ↗ · macOS 13–14 guide ↗
Still missing? Contact support with your macOS version and what you see in Extensions. Do not send confidential media.
The audio you already have.
Extract the existing soundtrack from a podcast, interview or lecture. Voices, music and other sounds remain together. ConvertRight does not separate dialogue from background music.
Your media stays local
Conversion runs on your computer. Payment, activation and periodic license checks require internet.
Try your own workflow
Each platform includes five successful conversions. Purchase from the installed app when you are ready.
Help when you need it
Installation and activation support · Refunds for functional issues
Before you start.
Which video formats can I use?
Supported video inputs include MP4, MOV, M4V, MKV, WebM and AVI. The file must contain a readable audio track; a silent video cannot produce a soundtrack.
Can I extract audio from several videos on Mac?
Yes. Select multiple supported files in Finder, right-click and choose an audio output format. Each result is saved beside its source.
Can I extract audio from a website link?
No. ConvertRight processes supported local files and does not download YouTube, TikTok or other website links.
Is this a free online converter?
ConvertRight is a desktop app, not a browser converter. Each app includes 5 successful conversions, then unlimited conversions cost $1 once for one computer. Windows and macOS licenses are purchased separately.
Will my files be uploaded?
No media is uploaded for conversion. Processing runs locally. Purchase, activation and periodic license checks need internet.