Keep thesound.Drop the video.
Audio Saver is a browser extension that pulls clean MP3 and M4A audio out of online videos — up to 320 kbps, tagged automatically, with nothing to sign up for.
Built for people who came for the audio
No pop-ups, no fake download buttons, no five-step wizard. Just the track, at the quality it was published in.
Studio-grade audio
Pull the original audio track and encode it up to 320 kbps. No re-recording, no muddy re-compression, no volume drift.
MP3 or M4A
MP3 when you need it everywhere, M4A when you want smaller files at the same quality. Pick per download.
Tags filled in
Title, artist and cover art are written into the file automatically, so your library stays tidy instead of full of 'video_2.mp3'.
One click, done
Open a video, hit the toolbar icon, choose a bitrate. The file lands in your Downloads folder while you keep browsing.
10 languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Turkish — switched automatically.
Nothing to sign
No account, no email, no personal data. Install the extension and it works — that is the whole onboarding.
Three steps, then it's in your Downloads
Install the extension
Add Audio Saver to Chrome, Edge, Brave or Opera. Takes about five seconds and no restart.
Open any video
Go to the page with the sound you want and click the Audio Saver icon in your toolbar.
Pick a bitrate & save
Choose MP3 or M4A and the quality you want. Watch the live progress bar and grab the tagged file from Downloads.
Questions, answered
Is Audio Saver free?
You can try it for free. Unlimited saving is available with a subscription, which keeps the conversion servers fast and the extension maintained.
What quality do I actually get?
Up to 320 kbps, capped by whatever the source provides. If the original track is 128 kbps, upscaling it would only make the file bigger — so Audio Saver keeps it honest and shows you the real bitrate before you save.
MP3 or M4A — which should I choose?
MP3 plays on literally everything, including old car stereos and cheap players. M4A (AAC) gives you the same perceived quality in a noticeably smaller file and is ideal for phones. Both are one click away.
Where do the files go?
Into your browser's normal Downloads folder, like any other download. Nothing is stored in the extension itself.
Which browsers are supported?
Google Chrome and Chromium-based browsers: Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi.
Do you keep my downloads?
No. Files are prepared and handed to your browser — there is no library, no history and no account tied to what you save.
Save your first track in 60 seconds
Install Audio Saver, open a video and pick a bitrate. That is the entire process — no account, no waiting room.
Add to browser — freeChrome · Edge · Brave · Opera — no registration required