Twitter to MP3

Save the sound of any X (Twitter) video as MP3 - trim it first, pick the quality, or keep the original as M4A. It all happens in your browser. Want the video itself? Use the Twitter Video Downloader.

x.com, twitter.com, mobile and fxtwitter / vxtwitter links all work. The post must be public.

Trim with a waveform MP3, M4A, WAV Converted on your device No link handy?
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How to convert a Twitter video to MP3

  1. Copy the post link. On X, open the post with the video and copy its link from Share or the address bar.
  2. Paste it here. Paste the link into the box and press Get audio. The sound loads in a few seconds.
  3. Trim and choose. Drag the handles to keep only the part you want, then pick MP3, M4A or WAV.
  4. Download. Press Download. The MP3 comes with title, artist and cover art.

In the X app, tap Share on the post and choose Copy link. Links shared as text with other words around them work too.

MP3, M4A or WAV?

FormatSize for 1 minuteBest for
MP3 - 192 kbpsabout 1.4 MBPhones, cars, any player
MP3 - 128 kbpsabout 0.9 MBSpeech, podcasts, small files
M4A - originalabout 0.9 MBThe exact sound from X, no re-encoding
WAVabout 10 MBEditing in an audio or video app

Turn the sound into a ringtone with the MP3 Cutter, or convert a video file from your phone with Video to MP3.

Good to know

  • Speeches, interviews and Spaces clips - trim to the part you need and pick 128 kbps mono for the smallest file.
  • Music clips - keep stereo at 192 kbps, or take the M4A to keep the sound exactly as posted.
  • GIFs have no sound - save them with the Twitter GIF Downloader instead.
  • Only save what you may use - the sound belongs to whoever posted it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Copy the link of the post with the video (Share - Copy link), paste it into the box and press Get audio.

Trim it if you like, pick MP3 and a quality, then press Download.

X stores the sound of most videos at 128 kbps AAC. 192 kbps keeps all of it in an MP3 and is the best choice; 128 kbps is fine for speech; 320 kbps only makes a bigger file.

For the exact original sound with no re-encoding, pick M4A.

Yes. Drag the two handles on the waveform, or type the start and end times, and press play to check. Only that part is saved.

Add a short fade in and out for a clean ringtone. For more edits, use the MP3 Cutter.

No. Your browser downloads the sound straight from X and converts it on your device. Our server only reads the post to find the video.

Twitter GIFs are silent loops, and some videos are posted without sound. There is nothing to save in those.

To keep the GIF itself, use the Twitter GIF Downloader.

Every video in the post is listed - pick one to edit, or save all of them at once. More than two files come as one ZIP.

Yes, in Safari, Chrome and any modern browser - no app needed. On iPhone the MP3 goes to the Files app (Downloads).

Yes - use the Twitter Video Downloader for the video in HD, or Video to MP3 for a video file you already have.

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