Extract audio from any video
Convert videos from your photo library or files, with support for all major video formats including MP4, MOV, AVI and more.
Video to audio converter for iOS
Extract audio from any video, right on your iPhone
AudioPull pulls high-quality M4A audio out of your lectures, music videos, interviews and recordings — in batches, in the background, and 100% offline. No uploads, no waiting on servers.
- Free download
- iOS 15.1+ · iPhone & iPad
- Works fully offline
- M4A · AAC up to 320k
lecture-recording.mp4Video
lecture-recording.m4aAAC · 256k
Illustration of the conversion — video in, audio out.
The audio you need is stuck inside a video
Videos are heavy, awkward to listen to on the go, and most tools that "fix" this want your files uploaded to a stranger's server.
Without a proper extractor
- A one-hour lecture video eats gigabytes of storage when all you need is the sound.
- Online converters make you upload personal recordings to unknown servers.
- Converting clips one at a time turns a small chore into an afternoon.
- Many free tools crush your audio into a low-bitrate mush.
With AudioPull
- Convert videos from your photo library or Files into compact M4A audio.
- Everything is processed locally on your iPhone — no internet needed, no uploads.
- Queue multiple videos at once and let batch processing run in the background.
- Pick your bitrate — 128k, 192k, 256k or 320k — and preserve the original audio quality.
Everything a serious audio extractor should do
Every feature below ships in the free app, as described on its App Store listing.
High-quality M4A output
Export audio in M4A format with the AAC codec and choose from multiple bitrate options — 128k, 192k, 256k or 320k — to preserve original audio quality.
Batch processing
Queue multiple videos for extraction and process them efficiently in the background.
- Individual and overall progress tracking
- Skip or retry failed extractions
Simple, transparent workflow
Select videos directly from your gallery, preview them before extraction, and track extraction progress in real time.
Smart file management
Automatic duplicate detection, organized storage with detailed metadata, a complete extraction history, and access to your files through the Files app.
Private by design
AudioPull works entirely offline on your device. No internet connection required and no uploads to servers — all processing happens locally on your iPhone.
Made for people who live in their headphones
The App Store listing calls these out directly — if you do any of them, AudioPull was built for you.
Students & researchers
Extract audio from recorded lectures or presentations, then review them on your commute instead of scrubbing through video.
Music lovers
Convert music videos and live performance recordings into audio files you can keep in your library.
Podcast & interview listeners
Save podcasts or interviews recorded as video in audio form — smaller files, easier listening.
Creators & editors
Pull sound effects, music or dialogue out of video clips, and create audio versions of your video content.
How AudioPull helps, start to finish
A simple flow built around the capabilities the app ships with.
- Pick your videos Select one or many videos directly from your photo library or from Files — MP4, MOV, AVI and other major formats are supported.
- Preview and choose quality Preview videos before extraction and choose the AAC bitrate that fits your needs, from space-saving 128k up to quality-first 320k.
- Extract — even in batches Queue everything and let AudioPull process it in the background while you watch real-time progress. Failed items can be skipped or retried.
- Listen, share, organize Your M4A files land in organized storage with metadata and history, ready to share or open from the Files app.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. AudioPull is free to download on the App Store. It runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 15.1 or later.
AudioPull exports audio in M4A format using the AAC codec. You can choose from four bitrate options — 128k, 192k, 256k or 320k — depending on how you balance quality and file size.
No. AudioPull works entirely offline on your device. No internet connection is required and nothing is uploaded to servers — all processing happens locally on your iPhone.
AudioPull supports all major video formats, including MP4, MOV, AVI and more. You can pick videos from your photo library or from the Files app.
Yes. Batch processing lets you queue multiple videos for extraction. Videos are processed efficiently in the background, with individual and overall progress tracking, and you can skip or retry failed extractions.
Extracted audio is stored in organized files with detailed metadata inside the app, with a complete extraction history. You can access the files through the Files app and share them using the standard iOS share options.
AudioPull is built to preserve the original audio quality from your videos. Choosing a higher bitrate such as 256k or 320k keeps the export closest to the source audio.
Guides: get more out of your audio
Practical, evergreen reading on audio extraction, formats and workflows.
How to Extract Audio from Video on iPhone
What audio extraction actually does, your options on iOS, and how to keep quality intact.
Read the guide →M4A vs MP3: Formats & Bitrates Explained
AAC, M4A, MP3, and what 128k–320k really means for sound quality and file size.
Read the guide →Turn Lecture Recordings into Study Audio
Why audio-first revision works, and how to convert a semester of lecture videos efficiently.
Read the guide →Why Offline Audio Extraction Protects Your Privacy
What happens when you upload files to online converters — and the on-device alternative.
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