Extract audio from YouTube and download it for offline listening with virdown — fast, simple, and reliable.
virdown helps you download audio from YouTube with a clean link-based workflow. Paste the URL, fetch available audio, and save it to your device.
Copy the YouTube video link and paste it into the downloader.
We fetch available audio streams for your link.
Download the audio file in one click.
We aim for the best quality the source provides.
Use it on iPhone, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux.
No sign-up required — paste a link and download.
Open YouTube → Share → Copy link.
Paste the URL into virdown’s YouTube audio downloader.
Click Download to save the audio file to your device.
We try to provide the best audio quality the source offers.
A simple workflow: paste link → fetch audio → download.
Common outputs include MP3/M4A (availability depends on the source).
Download without signing up.
Save long-form conversations to listen offline anytime.
Download motivational talks and speeches for offline replay.
Extract lecture audio for commuting or focused listening.
Save audio for personal listening (respect copyright and platform policies).
Keep audio references so you can revisit key moments later.
Download YouTube audio with virdown - — simple link input, quick fetching, and one-click downloads.
Paste a public YouTube URL to fetch audio.
Preview audio when available before saving.
Save the audio file instantly.
Works on mobile and desktop browsers.
Yes. You can use the downloader for free.
Most downloads are provided in common audio formats such as MP3 or M4A, depending on the source.
No. Paste a link and download.
The video may be private, age-restricted, region-locked, or restricted by YouTube.
Downloading is typically okay for personal use, but you should respect copyright and platform policies.
Yes. It works on iPhone, Android, and desktop browsers.
We don’t ask for logins. Media handling depends on your implementation (temporary processing may occur).
virdown works on iPhone, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux.