How to Extract Audio from Video on CapCut (Step by Step Procedure)

Ever found a video on TikTok or YouTube and thought, “I wish I could save that sound!”
Well, you can with CapCut.

CapCut is a free and powerful video editing app created by ByteDance (the makers of TikTok). It allows you to extract, edit, and export audio directly from any video clip.

Whether you want to reuse a voice clip, background music, or a funny dialogue, this guide will teach you exactly how to extract audio from video on CapCut step by step, for both mobile and PC users.

How to Extract Audio from Video on CapCut (Mobile Method)

Step 1: Open CapCut

Launch the CapCut app and tap “New Project.” Choose the video from your gallery that contains the audio you want.

Step 2: Tap the Video Timeline

Once the video loads, tap on it in the timeline to reveal editing tools.

Step 3: Tap “Extract Audio”

Select Extract Audio from the options. CapCut will automatically detach the sound from your video clip.

Step 4: Edit the Audio

You can now:

  • Trim the audio
  • Add sound effects
  • Adjust volume
  • Apply fade in/out

Step 5: Save the Extracted Audio

When ready, you can:

  • Save the entire video project with the edited sound, or
  • Export only the audio if you want to use it elsewhere.

More Read: How to Trim Video in CapCut Phone

How to Extract Audio from Video on CapCut (PC Version)

CapCut’s desktop editor gives you more control over file formats and quality.

  1. Open CapCut on PC.
  2. Import your video file.
  3. Drag it to the timeline.
  4. Right-click the video → Detach Audio.
  5. The audio layer appears below the video track.
  6. Right-click the audio layer → Export Audio.
  7. Choose MP3 or WAV format and click Export.

How to Extract Sound from TikTok Videos Using CapCut

If you downloaded a TikTok video and want to reuse its sound:

  1. Import the TikTok clip into CapCut.
  2. Tap Extract Audio.
  3. CapCut separates the sound instantly.
  4. Save it and use it in your own project.

Advanced: How to Edit the Extracted Audio

Once your sound is separated, CapCut lets you edit it professionally.

Editing FeatureWhat It Does
Noise ReductionRemoves background noise
Fade In/OutSmooth audio transitions
Speed AdjustSlow down or speed up audio
Voice EffectsChange pitch, echo, or reverb
Split/TrimKeep only the parts you want

These tools are perfect for creators making voiceovers, remixes, and TikTok sound trends.

Also Read: CapCut Text to Speech How to Use

How to Convert Extracted Audio to MP3

While CapCut on mobile doesn’t directly export MP3, here’s how to do it:

  1. Export your video with only the extracted sound.
  2. Use an online converter (like CloudConvert or Convertio).
  3. Convert the file to MP3 format.

Desktop users can export MP3 directly from CapCut.

Common Problems and Fixes

ProblemSolution
Audio not separatingMake sure the video file is supported (MP4, MOV).
No sound after exportCheck volume and mute settings before exporting.
Poor quality audioEnable “High-Quality Export” in CapCut settings.
Background noiseUse “Noise Reduction” under audio effects.

Conclusion:

Learning how to extract audio from video on CapCut opens endless creative possibilities for content creators, students, and casual users alike. Whether you’re turning video clips into podcasts, isolating sound effects, or reusing music for a new project CapCut makes the process effortless and professional.

Its clean interface, high quality export options, and cross device compatibility make it a top choice for anyone who wants to separate and refine audio without needing advanced software.

FAQs About How to Extract Audio from Video on CapCut

Q1. Can I extract part of the audio only?

Yes! Just split and delete the unwanted sections in the timeline.

Q2. Does CapCut save audio as MP3?

Yes, but only on desktop. For mobile, use a converter app.

Q3. Is extracting sound from videos legal?

Yes, for personal use. For uploads, ensure the audio is copyright-free.

Q4. Can I extract background music only?

Not exactly but you can lower voice frequencies with CapCut’s equalizer.

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