Question 1

How do I extract audio from a website?

Accepted Answer

Paste the site's URL and click Extract. The tool finds every audio file the page declares - audio tags, MP3/WAV/OGG sources, og:audio metadata and podcast download links. Direct files play right in the results; every link is one click to open or copy. No signup.

Question 2

Can it find podcast MP3 files?

Accepted Answer

Yes - podcast episode pages usually declare the MP3 as an enclosure, og:audio tag or download link, and the tool surfaces the direct file URL so you can play or save it.

Question 3

Can it rip audio from a video or a streaming service?

Accepted Answer

No. It finds audio files a page publicly declares in its HTML - it doesn't record streams, bypass DRM, or convert video soundtracks to audio.

Question 4

Why is some audio missing?

Accepted Answer

The tool reads the page's HTML, so it can't see audio injected at runtime by JavaScript players, and it shows the first 20. The MiroMiro Chrome extension reads the live page and catches those too.

Extract audio from any website

Paste a website URL to begin