How Browser-Based Audio Processing Works

VidStudio uses FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly to process audio entirely in your browser. When you upload a video or audio file, it stays on your device - nothing is sent to a server. The same professional-grade FFmpeg engine used by video studios worldwide runs locally, giving you format conversion, effects processing, and multi-track mixing without any installs or signups. Processing speed depends on your device, but most operations on typical files complete in seconds.

About Audio Processing

Extraction

Extract audio from videos and convert to MP3, AAC, WAV, or FLAC. Trim specific segments and normalize loudness levels.

Effects

Add compression, EQ, noise reduction, and speed/pitch changes. Stack multiple effects for professional results.

Mixing

Combine multiple audio sources, replace video audio tracks, create crossfades, and apply ducking for voiceovers.

Common Use Cases

Extract Podcast Audio

Pull the audio track from video recordings of podcast sessions and export as MP3 or AAC for podcast distribution platforms.

Add Background Music

Mix background music into your video at the right volume level using the ducking feature to keep dialogue clear.

Remove Background Noise

Apply noise reduction and EQ filters to clean up recordings with unwanted hum, hiss, or ambient sound.

Create Social Media Clips

Extract and trim audio segments from longer recordings to create short clips for social media sharing.

Related Tools

Trim & Cut

Trim clips and remove unwanted sections from your video before extracting or processing the audio track.

Compress Video

Reduce file size while preserving audio quality. Useful after mixing a new audio track into your video.

Subtitles & Text

Add text overlays, burn-in subtitles, or create animated text effects to pair with your audio edits.