Music from your own videos: a song or set as an audio file
Pull the music out of a video you recorded or were sent, as an MP3 that plays everywhere or an M4A for Apple devices.
Step by step
Pick the video
Choose it from Photos or Files, or send it through the Share sheet. Tonify reads anything your iPhone can play — MP4, MOV, M4V, HEVC.
Choose the format and bitrate
MP3 at 192 kbps is a sensible middle ground for music and plays on practically any device. Pick 320 kbps when the source is good and space is not a concern, or M4A to keep it on Apple devices.
Find it in Files
The file lands in On My iPhone › Tonify, already read back by iOS to make sure it is valid. Share it, AirDrop it to a Mac, or open it in another app.
The source sets the ceiling
Converting cannot add quality the video's audio never had. Tonify converts files already on your phone; it does not download from YouTube, TikTok or other streaming services, and no app can read DRM-protected files.
Read more: How to turn a video into an MP3 on iPhone
Try it on your iPhone
Tonify pulls the audio out of any video as MP3, M4A or WAV, or cuts a 30-second ringtone — converted on your phone, with no upload.
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