Screen recordings and lectures
iPhone screen recordings, Zoom exports and lecture videos are MP4 or MOV files. Converting them to MP3 keeps only the audio, which is a fraction of the size and plays in any podcast or music app.
The audio is decoded by your browser and re-encoded to MP3 with the open-source LAME encoder. Expect a few seconds per minute of audio on a modern phone.
Private conversion
Your file is opened by your own browser and converted on your device. Nothing is uploaded, so there is no queue, no file-size quota and no copy left on someone else's server. You can even disconnect from the internet after the page has loaded and the conversion still works.
Size limits and formats
Because the whole file is processed in memory, keep videos under about 400 MB on a computer and 200 MB on a phone. MP4 and MOV work in every modern browser; MKV and WEBM depend on your browser (Chrome and Firefox handle them, Safari may not). For other iPhone methods, see MP4 to MP3 on iPhone.
By Furkan Kaya, developer of ConvertEase · Updated