Pixazo APIAudio Tools APIs

Audio Tools APIs

Pixazo's audio utility APIs in one place. Convert MP4 to MP3 and extract clean audio from any video programmatically — on the same unified Pixazo endpoint and authentication. Pick a tool below to see what it does and how it works.

Explore the Audio Tools APIs

Audio utility endpoints — choose the one you need.

What are the Audio Tools APIs?

The Audio Tools APIs are Pixazo's programmatic audio utilities — the audio operations you'd normally run in a desktop tool, exposed as simple API calls. Convert MP4 to MP3, or pull a clean audio track out of any video, through a dedicated endpoint on the same Pixazo API and authentication.

They're built to drop into an existing media pipeline: extract audio for podcasts, transcription, or archives automatically, at scale, without manual exporting. Each tool is in active development — open its page for the planned inputs, outputs, and options.

The Audio Tools APIs at a glance

APIWhat it doesInput → outputBest for
MP4 to MP3 APIConvert video to MP3 and extract its audio trackMP4 / MOV / MKV / WebM → MP3 (or WAV, AAC, FLAC)Podcasts, transcription, archives

How do the Audio Tools APIs work?

  1. Authenticate with your Pixazo API key (Bearer token).
  2. Send a video (or audio) URL or upload with your target format, sample rate and channels.
  3. The job runs asynchronously — poll its status or receive a webhook.
  4. Download the extracted audio; your source file is never modified.

Common use cases

  • Podcast repurposing — turn video interviews into MP3 episodes.
  • Transcription prep — extract a clean track to feed the Speech to Text API.
  • Archiving — store meeting and webinar audio separately from heavy video.
  • Audio datasets & search — batch-convert a video library to MP3.

Frequently asked questions

What are the Audio Tools APIs?
Pixazo audio utility endpoints — starting with the MP4 to MP3 API — that convert and extract audio programmatically instead of in a desktop tool.
Are the Audio Tools APIs available now?
They are in active development. This page and the MP4 to MP3 page are published so you can plan your integration; the endpoint and pricing appear the moment it ships. Nothing is live yet.
What formats will the MP4 to MP3 API output?
MP3 by default, with WAV, AAC and FLAC planned, plus control over sample rate, bitrate and channels. It also accepts MOV, MKV and WebM, not just MP4.
Will the source video be changed?
No — conversion is non-destructive. You send a video and receive only the audio; the original file is never altered or re-encoded.
Can I feed the audio into transcription?
Yes — a mono, timestamp-friendly output is planned so the extracted audio passes straight into the Speech to Text API.