Twitter MP3 Downloader
Extract audio from a public X or Twitter video and save it as an MP3 file in your browser.
How to download X and Twitter audio online
- 01
On X, open the post with the audio you want and tap Share → Copy link.
- 02
Paste the post URL into XGrab's MP3 downloader.
- 03XGrab result
X postAudioDownload MP3Choose Download MP3; XGrab prepares the audio, then saves the MP3 file.
Twitter MP3 Downloader
Extract audio from a public X or Twitter video and save it as an MP3 file in your browser.
The audio is converted to MP3 in your browser. A video with no audio track cannot produce an MP3 file.
Links that work here
Copy the full link to one public post. Examples of supported link formats:
https://x.com/username/status/1234567890123456789https://twitter.com/username/status/1234567890123456789https://t.co/SHORTCODE
Use a post link, not a profile or search page. A short link must resolve to a public post.
What you get
- The audio is converted to MP3 in your browser. A video with no audio track cannot produce an MP3 file.
- A longer video takes longer to convert. The button shows a saving message while it works.
When it will not work
- That post has no audio to save.
- That post is private or not publicly accessible.
- That post could not be found, or it is no longer available.
- The request took too long. Try again in a moment.
FAQ
What file will I get?
The audio is converted to MP3 in your browser. A video with no audio track cannot produce an MP3 file.
Why does a download fail?
That post has no audio to save. That post is private or not publicly accessible. That post could not be found, or it is no longer available. The request took too long. Try again in a moment.
Is XGrab free?
Yes. XGrab is free to use. You do not need to create an account.
Do I need an X or Twitter account?
No. You only need the link to a public post. XGrab does not ask you to sign in.
Where are downloaded files saved?
Your browser saves the file. On a computer it usually goes to your Downloads folder. On Android it usually goes to Downloads as well. On iPhone, Safari may open a share sheet so you can save the file to Files.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Open XGrab in your browser, paste a public link, and download. The browser handles where the file is saved.