192 kbps MP3
Pinterest video audio is re-encoded to MP3 at 192 kbps, a format every phone, car stereo and editing app can play.
Paste a Pinterest video or Idea Pin link and keep just the sound as an MP3 at 192 kbps. Songs, voice-overs and tutorials, ready for any player.
Paste a public video pin or Idea Pin link. The MP3 button appears under each video.
Pinterest sound to MP3 on a phone, tablet or computer
Heard a song or a voice-over on Pinterest? Take the sound on its own, as an MP3 that plays everywhere.
Pinterest video audio is re-encoded to MP3 at 192 kbps, a format every phone, car stereo and editing app can play.
Idea Pins keep their sound as a separate stream. We turn it straight into MP3.
Changed your mind? Each result keeps a Download button for the full MP4 beside the MP3 one.
Converting a public pin needs only its link. There is nowhere on this page to enter a Pinterest password.
The pin.it link that Pinterest's Share sheet copies converts the same way as a full pinterest.com address.
The MP3 is encoded while it streams to you. The audio is never written to our server, and there is no account to link it to.
People convert Pinterest to MP3 for a handful of reasons: a song under a mood video, a voice-over explaining a recipe, a workout they want to hear on a run. The steps are always the same, but a few details help.
Pinterest rarely names the track in a video pin. The MP3 is a clean copy of whatever plays in the pin, so a music recognition app can usually identify it from the file, and you can find the full song from there.
Spoken audio from Idea Pins converts well, because Idea Pins store the sound as its own stream. Each video page has a separate MP3 button, so a five-step tutorial gives you five short tracks you can keep in order.
Photo and GIF pins carry no audio at all. Some video pins are uploaded silent, with music that only plays inside the Pinterest app, and there is nothing to extract from those. Our article on why Pinterest videos download without sound explains how to tell the difference.
If the MP4 is on your device, you do not need to fetch it again. Our guide on getting the sound of a video as an MP3 covers doing it yourself on a phone or computer.
Three taps from a Pinterest video to an audio file.
Open the video pin, tap Share and choose Copy link. In a browser, take the address of the pin page instead.
Paste the link above and press Download. Each video in the pin appears with an MP3 button beside its MP4 button.
Tap MP3 on the video you want. The track downloads while it converts, to Downloads on Android and PC or to the Files app on iPhone.
What the MP3 contains, and when a pin has none to give.
We take the best audio track Pinterest offers for the pin and convert it to a 192 kbps MP3. The result cannot sound better than that source.
Some pins are silent, often with music added only in the app. Those have nothing to convert.
Want picture and sound together? The Pinterest video downloader saves the MP4 with its audio intact.
The same conversion works for Reels on Instagram Reels to MP3.
Common questions about turning pins into audio. If yours is not answered, send it in and a person will reply.
Yes. Every video result has an MP3 button, converted at 192 kbps, with no sign-up and no limit.
192 kbps, converted from the best audio track Pinterest serves for that pin. It cannot sound better than the original upload.
Yes. Every video page of an Idea Pin has its own MP3 button.
The pin is a photo or GIF, or a video without any sound track.
Yes, in Safari. Tap MP3 and Safari saves the track to the Files app under Downloads, where you can play it or share it to another app.
Paste the board link, and each video pin that loads with a Download button also has an MP3 button. There is no single button that converts them all, so tap MP3 on each one.
No. Only pins that open without logging in can be converted. Pins on secret boards and deleted pins return an error.
On Android and computers, in the Downloads folder, where music apps can find it. On iPhone and iPad, in the Files app under Downloads.
Only if you own it or have permission. Much of the music on Pinterest is licensed, so reusing it in your own posts, ads or client work can break copyright law and Pinterest's terms. Personal listening is the safe use.