Pinterest Video to MP3
Turn Pinterest video to MP3 in one tap: paste a Pin link, press MP3 on the video card and keep just the song, voiceover or ambient sound.
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Pinterest Video to MP3 in 3 Steps
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Copy the Video Pin
Open the Pin with the sound you like, tap Share, then Copy link.
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Paste and Press Download
Paste the link above and press Download. A video card appears with two buttons.
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Tap MP3
Press the MP3 button, not Download. The audio is converted as it saves and lands as an .mp3 file.
Why Convert Pinterest Video to MP3 Here
192 kbps MP3
Audio is encoded at 192 kbps, clear enough for music and speech on phone speakers or earphones.
Starts at once
Conversion runs while the file downloads, so there is no separate waiting screen.
Plays everywhere
MP3 opens in every music app, video editor, car stereo and old phone.
Video too
The same card has a Download button if you later want the full MP4 as well.
Smaller files, just the sound
An MP3 drops the picture, so it takes much less space than the video. That suits a phone that is always nearly full.
It also keeps the screen off while you listen, which is easier on the battery during a long walk or a bus ride.
Get the track behind a Pin
Pinterest rarely names the music in a video. Saving the audio lets you play it into a song search app later, or keep it as a reference.
If you heard it on Instagram instead, try the Reels to MP3 page.
Pinterest Video to MP3: Saving the Audio from Pins
What Pinterest video to MP3 means here
Pinterest video to MP3 on this page takes the sound from a public video Pin and saves it as an .mp3 audio file, with no video attached.
There is no separate converter to upload to. When the Pin loads, a video card shows two buttons: Download for the MP4 and MP3 for audio only.
The MP3 button pulls the sound track and encodes it on our server while it streams to you.
Typical uses: a calm instrumental from a study-with-me Pin, a chant from a pooja decoration video, a yoga teacher's spoken cues, or background music you want to use under your own family slideshow.
The Reels Downloader is not part of Pinterest. Music in Pins is often copyrighted, so save audio only for personal listening, or audio you own or have permission to reuse.
How to convert a Pinterest video to MP3
The only difference from saving a video is which button you press at the end.
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In Pinterest, open the video Pin and play it once to make sure it has the sound you want.
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Tap Share and then Copy link. On a computer, copy the pinterest.com/pin/ address.
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Paste it in the box at the top of this page and press Download.
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Wait for Reading… to change into the result card marked Ready to download.
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On the video card, tap MP3.
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Your browser starts saving a file ending in .mp3, named after the Pin's title.
The download may seem to start a moment later than a video would. That is the encoder getting the first bit of sound ready.
After that it runs straight through.
For a Pin with several video pages, each video card has its own MP3 button. See the Idea Pin downloader for those.
Audio quality: what 192 kbps gets you
Every MP3 from this tool is encoded at a fixed 192 kbps. That is a common middle setting for MP3.
Music
Clear on phone speakers, earphones and Bluetooth speakers.
Voice
More than enough for spoken tutorials, motivational talks and recipe narration.
The source sets the ceiling
The MP3 can never sound better than the Pin's original audio. If the creator recorded on a noisy phone mic, you will hear that noise too.
Size
At 192 kbps, a minute of audio comes to roughly 1.4 MB, so even a long Pin stays small.
Same setting every time
There is no quality menu to choose from, so every MP3 you save from Pinterest comes out the same, which keeps a playlist consistent.
Want to understand formats and bitrates better? Read getting the sound from a video as MP3.
When there is no MP3 button, or no sound
The MP3 button only shows up on video cards.
Photo or GIF Pin
These have no sound, so their cards show Download only. GIFs are always silent by design.
Silent video page
Some Idea Pin pages are clips with text on top and no audio track. No sound, no MP3 button.
"We could not get any sound out of that one."
You tapped MP3 on a video that turned out to have no usable audio, or the link had already expired. Paste the Pin again and retry. If it fails twice, the video likely has no sound.
"The downloader is busy right now."
Conversions share a small server. Wait a minute and tap MP3 again.
"This download link has expired."
Card links last a few hours. Paste the Pin link once more for fresh ones.
Where the MP3 is saved and how to play it
MP3 files go to your normal downloads, not to your photo gallery, because there is no picture in them.
Android
Files app, then Download. Most music players, and apps like VLC, find it there. Some players list it under Audio or Recent.
iPhone
Safari saves it to Files > Downloads. Tap it to play inside Files. The built-in Music app does not import files from Files, so use Files itself or a player app that can open from it.
As a ringtone on Android
Go to Settings, Sound, Ringtone, and pick the file from Download. Trim it first if your phone needs a short clip.
PC
Downloads folder. Double-click to play, or drag it into your video editor's timeline.
More on locating files: where downloaded files go.
Using Pinterest audio responsibly
Saving a song to listen to on your own commute is very different from putting it in a public video.
Personal listening
Keeping a track for yourself is the main thing this tool is for.
Your own videos
If you upload a video with someone else's music, platforms may mute it, block it or take it down. Use music you have rights to, or tracks from a platform's own licensed music library.
Voiceovers and talks
A person's spoken words are their work too. Ask before reusing a voice clip in your content.
Credit always
When a creator agrees to let you reuse their audio, name them clearly.
We go into the rules in more detail in is it legal to download videos.
For the platform's own rules on sharing, privacy and copyright, see the Pinterest Help Centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still unsure? Email info@thereelsdownloader.com or visit Contact Us.
How do I convert Pinterest video to MP3?
Copy the video Pin link from Share and Copy link, paste it into the box on this page and press Download. When the video card appears, tap the MP3 button instead of Download. The audio saves as an .mp3 file named after the Pin.
What bitrate is the Pinterest MP3?
Every MP3 is encoded at 192 kbps. That is clear for music and speech on phones, earphones and laptop speakers. The result cannot be better than the Pin's own audio, so a poor recording stays poor.
Why can't I see an MP3 button?
The MP3 button appears only on video cards. Photo Pins, GIF Pins and Idea Pin video pages with no sound track do not have one. Check that the Pin plays with sound on Pinterest before trying again.
Do I have to download the video first?
No. The MP3 button works on its own. It takes the sound straight from Pinterest and converts it while it downloads, so you never need to save the MP4 or use a separate converter.
Can I get MP3 from every page of an Idea Pin?
Yes, for pages that have sound. Paste the Idea Pin link and each video page gets its own card. Tap MP3 on every page you want. Silent pages will not show the button.
Will this tell me the name of the song?
No. Pinterest usually does not list the music, and the tool only saves the audio. You can play the saved MP3 near a song recognition app on another phone to find out the track name.
Where does the MP3 go on my iPhone?
Safari saves it in Files, inside the Downloads folder. Tap it there to play. The Apple Music app does not pick up files from Files, so play it in Files or open it in a third-party audio player.
Can I use the MP3 in my own Reel or YouTube video?
Only if you have the rights. Copyrighted music in uploads can get your video muted or removed. Use the audio for personal listening, or use music the creator has clearly allowed or a licensed library track.