Turn an audio file into a video (static image or black frame). Choose output format: MP4, WebM, or MOV. Free, no sign-up. Files auto-deleted after 15 minutes.
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This tool is for files you own or have permission to use.
This page turns an audio-only file into a video file you can upload to platforms that expect video, share in chat apps, or drop into a video editor. The “video” is typically one static frame (your cover art) or a black background with your audio as the sound track.
Many social networks and hosts treat video uploads differently from raw audio. A minimal MP4 with album art and your song underneath behaves like a music video in the feed: users get a familiar player, waveform-style engagement, and autoplay policies that often favor video. Podcasters also use still-image video exports for YouTube and other channels without filming anything new.
If you only need an MP3 for a music library, use our main MP3 converter & tag editor instead. This tool is for when the container must be video.
You can upload common formats including MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC, OPUS, AIFF, WMA, AMR, and CAF (see the upload area on this page for the exact list). Maximum size is 100MB per file. Processing runs on our servers; files are deleted automatically after about 15 minutes—download your result quickly. Details on retention and usage are in our Privacy and Terms.
Optional JPG or PNG cover art becomes the visible frame for the whole duration of the audio. Use a square or near-square image (e.g. 1080×1080 or 1920×1920) so it crops predictably in feeds. High-contrast artwork and readable text (podcast title, episode name) help on small screens. If you skip the image, we use a black frame—fine for tests or when the platform supplies its own thumbnail later.
For a deeper technical walkthrough of validation and processing, read How it works. Format notes and use cases for many file types live on the formats page.
This workflow does not add camera motion or animated lyrics—it packages your existing audio into a video file with a still (or black) picture. Audio quality depends on your source file; we do not magically improve a noisy recording. For bitrate or sample-rate changes before export, consider Change Audio Quality or Convert Audio Format where applicable.
No. It is a single still image (or black screen) plus audio—ideal for distribution, not for cinematic motion graphics unless you edit further in another app.
Only if you have the rights. This tool is for content you own or are licensed to use.
No sign-up is required for the audio-to-video flow on MP3 Toolbox.