Copy the link from YouTube
Open an authorized video, tap Share, choose Copy link, and paste it into this page in Safari.
Save the MP3 in Safari
When processing finishes, tap the download control and check Safari’s download indicator if prompted.
Find the file in Files
Open Files, choose Browse, and check Downloads under iCloud Drive or On My iPhone.
Permission reminder
A video being public does not grant you the right to download or redistribute it. Please review the creator's license.
Storage tips for iPhone
An MP3 is roughly 1 to 2.4 MB per minute depending on bitrate. If you download often, check Settings > General > iPhone Storage and move older files to iCloud or a computer to free space.
Listening offline after download
Files saved in the Files app play without a connection. For repeat listening, share the MP3 to a player app that supports local files, or keep it in Files and use AirDrop to move it between Apple devices.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. A supported Safari browser is enough.
Yes. The Safari and Files workflow is similar on iPadOS.
Check both iCloud Drive and On My iPhone locations, and look under Downloads. Safari’s Downloads list also shows the most recent files.
Yes. This converter runs entirely in Safari, so there is nothing to install from the App Store. Paste the authorized video link, choose MP3 and a bitrate, and the file saves to the Files app. It works the same way on iPad with iPadOS.
Safari saves them to the Files app. Open Files, tap Browse, and look under Downloads in either iCloud Drive or On My iPhone, depending on your Safari download setting. The Safari download icon also lists recent files.
Only for content you own or have permission to save, such as your own uploads, public domain material, or Creative Commons tracks that allow downloads. Copyrighted music and commercial videos generally require a license, regardless of device.
Yes. Files stored in the Files app play without a connection. For repeat listening, share the MP3 to a music player that supports local files, or AirDrop it to another Apple device.
It works on any iPhone that runs a current version of Safari. Because the tool is web-based, there is no minimum iOS app requirement — only a supported browser and an internet connection to start the conversion.