Extract Audio
Extract MP3 audio from a video and optionally return a silent video.
POST /api/free/extract-audioUse Extract Audio online
Upload, configure, preview and download without an API key.
1. Upload and settings
Use this tool online without an API key. Files are sent only when you run the request.
2. Preview and download
Preview, size changes and download controls are shown here
Integrate with the API
Only programmatic calls require an API key. Parameters, responses and errors are documented below.
POST /api/free/extract-audioOnline use is keyless. Programmatic calls to this endpoint require an APIAny key.
- Returns JSON with base64 MP3 audio and a silent MP4.
Response
A successful request returns a json response with the Content-Type described by this page.
Common errors
- 400
- A file or parameter is missing, invalid or outside the documented limit.
- 401
- The API key is missing, invalid or disabled for programmatic API calls.
- 429
- The online or authenticated shared rate limit has been reached.
Parameters and limits
| Parameter | Requirement | Default | Accepted values |
|---|---|---|---|
videoVideo file | Required | — | file |
qualityMP3 quality | Optional | high | low, medium, high |
API example
Use this authenticated example in code. The online Playground above intentionally does not request or expose your key.
curl -X POST "https://apiany.ai/api/free/extract-audio" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \ -F "video=@input.mp4" \ -F "quality=high"
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an API key for Extract Audio?
No key is required in the online Playground. Programmatic requests use Authorization: Bearer or X-API-Key.
What are the limits for Extract Audio?
Online use is limited to 3 requests per minute and 30 per day. Authenticated free accounts receive 5 RPM and paid accounts receive 500 RPM across free APIs.
Which inputs does Extract Audio accept?
Use the required and optional fields in the parameter table. Unsupported formats and out-of-range values are rejected.
What does Extract Audio return?
Successful requests return a json response. Errors use the HTTP status codes listed above.