Audio from video
Useful for lectures, interviews, podcasts, voice notes and transcription drafts when the video track is no longer needed.
Upload one or several MP4 videos and get MP3 audio files for podcasts, notes, transcripts or lightweight sharing.
Upload one or several MP4 videos and get MP3 audio files for podcasts, notes, transcripts or lightweight sharing.
Useful for lectures, interviews, podcasts, voice notes and transcription drafts when the video track is no longer needed.
MP3 is normally much smaller than the source MP4 and opens in almost any player, messenger or subtitle workflow.
With batch upload, each MP4 becomes its own job, which keeps episodes, meetings or clips separated.
Use lectures, interviews, calls, lessons or clips where the sound track matters more than the video.
Set bitrate, channels and trim points if you only need part of the source video.
Formatello probes the audio stream and duration before showing the price.
Each MP4 produces a separate audio file without the video track.
Speech usually works at a medium bitrate. Music benefits from a higher bitrate to reduce audible artifacts.
Mono makes voice files smaller. Stereo is safer for music, interviews with panning or richer video sound.
Trim avoids processing and paying for minutes you do not need.
Before credits are charged, the service probes the source duration and calculates a quote for each job. MP3 is lossy: higher bitrate makes a larger file with fewer artifacts.
MP3 does not include video, subtitles or chapters. This is usually correct for transcription, podcasting or lightweight sharing.
Even if the MP4 contains high-quality audio, MP3 compression discards part of the signal.
If the source file has no audio stream, the conversion cannot create a valid MP3 result.
The quote is calculated after Formatello sees the source duration and audio stream.
Source MP4 files are deleted after 24 hours, and MP3 results normally stay available for 7 days.
Users see the credit quote before the processing job is queued.
These notes describe Formatello behavior for this exact format pair, not generic file advice.
Formatello reads the technical file parameters before calculating the credit quote. Filename and extension are not the only source of truth.
Source files are deleted after 24 hours, and results normally stay available for 7 days. The service is not long-term storage.
For MP3, the interface exposes relevant settings so it does not promise capabilities the format does not have.
Before credits are charged, the service probes the source duration and calculates a quote for each job. MP3 is lossy: higher bitrate makes a larger file with fewer artifacts.
Before credits are charged, the service probes the source duration and calculates a quote for each job. MP3 is lossy: higher bitrate makes a larger file with fewer artifacts.
Bitrate for speech or music: Speech usually works at a medium bitrate. Music benefits from a higher bitrate to reduce audible artifacts. Mono or Stereo: Mono makes voice files smaller. Stereo is safer for music, interviews with panning or richer video sound. Trim: Trim avoids processing and paying for minutes you do not need.
MP3 does not include video, subtitles or chapters. This is usually correct for transcription, podcasting or lightweight sharing.
MP3 is lossy, so it cannot be identical to the source. A higher bitrate reduces audible artifacts.
Yes. Use trim settings to process the segment you need instead of the full video duration.
Source uploads are deleted automatically after 24 hours. Results are normally available for download for 7 days, then the result file is deleted or made unavailable under the retention policy.
Yes. Select or drop several files and Formatello will probe them and send them to the queue as a batch. Current public limits depend on the package: Mini/Starter - 10 files, Plus - 25, Pro - 100, Business - 250+, Day Pass - 50; the active upload API caps each file at 512 MB.