Extract Audio · iPhone + iPad

Extract audio from a video on iPhone.

ClipFlow copies the existing audio track from a compatible video into an independent audio result. The picture is left behind, while the sound is ready to export, share, trim, or reuse.

Picture out, sound intact

How to extract audio from a video on iPhone.

There are no effect settings to configure: choose a video that contains audio and ClipFlow creates a sound-only result.

Step 1

Open Extract Audio

Select one compatible video from Photos, Files, or a previous ClipFlow result. The source must contain an audio track. To process another video, use Replace from Photos or Replace from Files in the same tool without returning Home.

Step 2

Create the audio result

Run the extraction to separate the source soundtrack from its video frames without changing the original file.

Step 3

Use the sound

Save or share the audio, or send it to Join Audio, Audio / Video Trim, Speed Control, Speech to Subtitles, or Add Music.

Can you extract audio from a video on iPhone?

Yes. ClipFlow lets you export audio from an iPhone video while leaving the original file unchanged. It keeps the sound already present in the video: an interview, music from a recording, narration, ambient audio, or any other existing track.

The output is an audio file rather than a video. Core extraction runs on your device, and the result can feed audio-compatible tools without another trip through Photos or Files.

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Video tutorial

How to Extract Audio from a Video on iPhone with ClipFlow | Tutorial 2026

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