Paste a Pinterest video link. We take the sound out and save it as an MP3. Pick a size, then download the file.
By using this website you agree to our Terms of Service.
We keep the sound and throw away the picture. You get one MP3, not a big video you would have to edit later.
Pick 128, 192, 256, or 320 kbps. 320 is ready to go. 128 makes the smallest file.
That includes normal video pins, Reels, and video parts of Idea Pins. If a pin has more than one clip, pick the one you want.
Images, GIFs, and silent videos get a clear message. You will not wait for a download that cannot work.
The work happens on our server. Your phone only downloads the finished MP3. That helps on slow connections and older phones.
If the same pin was converted in the last 24 hours, we still have the file. A second click does not have to convert it again.
Open the video on Pinterest. Tap the share arrow and choose Copy link. On a computer, you can copy the address bar. Use the pin link, not a board or profile link.
Paste the link in the box above. Press Fetch Audio. We open the pin, find the video, and check for sound.
320 kbps is already picked. Keep it or choose a smaller size. Press Download MP3. The file saves to your device.
You paste a link to a public video pin.
We open the pin and find the video files inside it.
If there is more than one clip, you pick the one you want.
We check the clip for sound before we convert anything.
We turn the sound into an MP3 at the size you picked.
The MP3 downloads to your device. We do not keep the video file.
Pinterest does not have a button that saves only the sound. A video pin is one file with the picture and the sound together. Even when Pinterest lets you save it, you get the whole video.
This tool takes the sound out of that file. Paste a public pin link. We find the video, keep the sound, and turn it into an MP3. The picture is not saved. So you get a small audio file instead of a big video. In short, it turns a Pinterest video into an MP3.
This helps when you only want to listen. A recipe may be read out loud. A workout clip may tell you how to move. A tutorial may explain each step. You can play the MP3 with the screen off. If you want the full clip, use our Pinterest video downloader.
One important thing: we cannot make the sound better than the source. If Pinterest saved it at low quality, a 320 kbps MP3 will be bigger but will not add detail. We would rather tell you that before you pick a size.
Recipe videos often explain the steps out loud. You can listen while you cook and not touch the screen.
A short Reel can explain form better than a caption. Keep the voice and leave the video.
Short pins often say words out loud. An MP3 is easy to replay. A video is harder to scroll back to the same spot.
Pins get deleted. Accounts close. If you save the MP3 now, you still have it later.
Idea Pins with a voiceover work like short podcasts. Save a few and listen on the bus or train.
The sound belongs to the person who made it. Keep it for yourself. Ask first before you use it in an ad or something you sell.
kbps means kilobits per second. A higher number uses more data, so the file is bigger. It does not always mean the sound is better.
| Bitrate | Size | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 128 kbps | About 1 MB a minute | Talking, long clips, small phones |
| 192 kbps | About 1.4 MB a minute | Talking with music in the back |
| 256 kbps | About 1.9 MB a minute | Clips with a lot of music |
| 320 kbps | About 2.4 MB a minute | One size for editing |
When a file is changed to MP3, some detail is lost. If the sound on Pinterest is already low quality, a higher setting cannot bring back what is missing. Many Pinterest videos use a sound track around 64 to 128 kbps.
320 is the default because it is a safe choice if you want one setting for editing, or for a device that expects a standard file. If you only want a voice, 128 kbps is fine and saves space. You can pick any of the four.
Safari saves the file in the Files app, inside Downloads. iPhones do not let a website put a song straight into the Music app. If you want it there, open the file in Files and add it.
Chrome saves the file in Downloads. Most music apps can find it there. If the file opens instead of saving, open the browser menu and tap Download.
The file is named after the pin title, with the bitrate at the end. For example: fall-recipe-320kbps.mp3. That makes a folder of downloads easier to read.
The pin may be an image or a GIF. Neither one has sound. The page will tell you which one it found and link to the right tool.
Private, secret, and deleted pins cannot be read. Open the pin in a private window. If you cannot see it there, we cannot see it either.
Some people post videos with no sound. We check before we convert, so you get a message instead of a file that never comes.
Other people may be using the converter. Wait ten or fifteen seconds and try again. We slow down very fast repeat clicks on purpose.
Only from public pins that have sound. Private pins and secret boards cannot be opened. Some videos were posted with no sound at all. We check first, so you get a clear answer.
No. Paste the link in your browser, pick a size, and download. You do not need to sign up or install anything.
Yes. There is no paywall and no daily limit. We do slow down very fast repeat requests so one person cannot tie up the converter. You may have to wait a minute if you click many times.
An MP3 at the size you pick. It plays in music apps, car stereos, podcast apps, and editing apps. You do not need a special plugin.
It is the highest setting, and many people want that. It does not always mean better sound. If Pinterest saved the sound at low quality, 320 mostly makes the file bigger.
No. It cannot add detail that was not there. 320 is useful when you want one standard size. For speech, 128 or 192 is enough.
No. Images have no sound, and GIFs play without sound. The page will tell you what you pasted and link you to the image or GIF downloader.
You will see a list of the clips. Pick the one you want. We only convert that clip.
The MP3 stays on our server for up to 24 hours. That way a second click does not have to convert it again. After that, it is deleted. We do not keep a list of what you downloaded.
The sound belongs to the person who made it. You can keep it for yourself, for example to listen offline or to practice. If you want to use it in an ad, a product, or a video you earn money from, ask the owner first.
Paste a link, pick a size, and the MP3 is on your device in a few seconds.
Download Pinterest Audio