In development
Facebook video to MP3 converter
Soon you'll be able to extract the audio from a Facebook video and download it as MP3, M4A, OPUS, WAV or FLAC, the same way YouTube links work today.
Facebook support is coming soon. Many Facebook videos can only be reached with a signed-in session, so we're building this support carefully before turning it on.
When it's ready, this page turns into a working converter at the same address. In the meantime, YouTube links work today in all five formats.
What's planned
How Facebook support will work
The same simple flow as YouTube: paste a link, pick a format, download the audio.
The links you already share
We're planning to accept these Facebook link shapes, each pointing to one video:
- Watch links facebook.com/watch?v=…
- Short links fb.watch/…
- Page videos facebook.com/<page>/videos/…
- Reels facebook.com/reel/…
Same five formats
MP3 at 128, 192 or 320 kbps, plus M4A, OPUS, WAV and FLAC, with the same limit of 1 hour per video.
Same privacy
No account and no history. Converted files are deleted automatically after 30 minutes.
Where Konvert works today
FAQ
Facebook questions
Can I convert Facebook videos yet?
Not yet. Support is in development, and this page will turn into a working converter once it's ready.
Why isn't Facebook supported yet?
Many Facebook videos are only available to signed-in viewers. Handling that safely and responsibly takes more work than public YouTube videos, so we're not rushing it.
What can I convert while Facebook support is in development?
YouTube links work today, in MP3, M4A, OPUS, WAV and FLAC. Try the YouTube converter instead.
Guides
Learn while you wait
MP3, M4A, OPUS, WAV or FLAC? How to choose an audio format
A plain-English comparison of MP3, M4A, OPUS, WAV and FLAC: sound quality, file size, compatibility and which one to pick for music, podcasts and editing.
128, 192 or 320 kbps? Choosing the right MP3 bitrate
What MP3 bitrate actually means, how much space each setting uses, and why 320 kbps can't make a low-quality upload sound better.
Extracting audio for video editing, podcasts and transcription
How to pull clean audio out of a video for editing timelines, podcast episodes, transcription and study notes, and which settings to use.
Have a YouTube link?
YouTube to MP3, M4A, OPUS, WAV and FLAC works right now. Free, with no sign-up.