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MP3 to Video Converter

Add an image to your audio and get a video file. It is free, has no watermark, and your files stay on your computer.

Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC here. It stays on your computer.

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What you get

Price
Free, with no mark and no account
Audio
MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG, up to 15 minutes
Output
MP4 at 1080p in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1
Privacy
Rendered in your browser. Nothing is uploaded
Works best on
Chrome or Edge on a computer

Made with ClipBeat

Hold On Indie folk rock, Cinematic look, Standard quality. Song and video both made in ClipBeat.
Low Lights Melodic hip hop, Neon city look, Standard quality. Song and video both made in ClipBeat.
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How it works

  1. Add your audio

    Choose the file from your computer.

  2. Add an image

    Cover art or a photo. It is cropped to fill the frame. You can add a title too.

  3. Export

    The video is made and downloaded in moments.

Who it is for

  • YouTube uploads

    YouTube needs a video file, so this is the fastest way to upload a song.

  • Sharing audio on social media

    Most feeds do not accept an MP3 on its own.

  • Podcast episodes

    Publish an episode with its cover art as a video.

Why this export is so fast

A still picture does not need thirty frames every second, so we write only two. That keeps the file small and the export quick, and your audio is what takes up most of the file.

Converters that upload your file make you wait in a queue and put your unreleased track on someone else’s server. This one needs neither.

What it does not do well

  • The picture does not move. For moving graphics use the music visualizer, and for scenes use the AI music video generator.
  • Some phone browsers cannot export video. Use a computer if you see an error.

Questions

Is there a watermark?

No, and there is no sign-up either.

Does this change my audio quality?

Your audio is encoded to AAC at 192 kbps, which is what most video platforms use.

Can I convert MP3 to MP4 without an image?

Yes. Leave the image empty to get a plain background, or add a title.

What about WAV to MP4?

WAV works the same way, as do M4A, FLAC and OGG.

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