Convert one YouTube video you have permission to use into MP3, without an account or installation. Choose 128, 192 or 320 kbps and follow each processing stage. Supports videos up to 4.5 hours, with published file-size and usage limits. Ready files expire after 15 minutes. Built for a clear, single-recording workflow; no playlists, MP4 output or promises to restore source quality.
Hi Product Hunt, I’m the maker of Y2MP3 Convert.
I wanted a straightforward way to save an MP3 copy of a longer recording that the listener has permission to download. The interface focuses on one link, three bitrate choices and clear processing stages.
The published limits are 4.5 hours per video, 512 MiB source audio, 700 MiB output and five attempts per source connection per hour. Ready files remain available for 15 minutes. A higher bitrate does not restore detail missing from the original audio. Source availability and browser downloads can still cause failures, so the help pages explain common problems.
I’d appreciate feedback on whether the progress messages and limits are clear, especially when working with longer recordings. What would make this single-file workflow more useful to you?