BandLab to MP3 Converter

BandLab plays a song on its post but gives listeners no file to keep. This BandLab to MP3 converter takes the post’s link, fetches the song on our servers and hands back an MP3 with its title and cover art, ready for a playlist, a phone or a video edit. It is free and needs no account.

Want only a hook or a beat for a sample? Type a start and an end under the link and the MP3 holds just those seconds. Leave both empty and you get the whole track.

Leave both empty for the whole video. Times like 1:30 or 1:05:00 — a link with a timestamp fills in the start.

Drag & drop a file hereor click to browse from your device

Need a WAV for editing? · A link from another site.

What you get

  • Straight from the post link

    Paste the bandlab.com/post/… address the Share button gives you. No app, no extension and no BandLab account on this side.

  • Title and cover art included

    The MP3 carries the song’s title, the creator’s name and the cover picture, so it shows up properly in a music app or on a phone.

  • Only the part you need

    Type a start and an end to keep one verse, a beat loop or the ten seconds you want to sample. Leave them empty for the whole song.

  • Free, no sign-up

    No account, no watermark, 60 free conversions an hour. The file is deleted from our servers two hours after it is made.

Will it sound as good as on BandLab?

It sounds exactly like BandLab’s own player, because it is made from the same stream. BandLab sends its songs as 128 kbps AAC. We write the MP3 at 320 kbps so the conversion itself costs nothing more, but no converter can put back what was left out before the song reached the player, and a site that promises better than the stream is only making the file bigger.

For listening, in the car or on headphones, that is plenty. If the song is yours and you want the untouched mix, export it from your project in BandLab’s Studio instead: that is the only place the original lives.

A public post works: that is what Share gives you, and 21 of the 25 BandLab links sent to us in the last month were exactly that, every one of them converted. Long tracks are fine too; a 15-minute song took about half a minute in our test.

What does not: a Studio project link, which only opens for its owner, an invite link that starts with bandlab.com/join, effect presets, and posts that were deleted or made private. For a song on SoundCloud, YouTube or another site, use the URL to MP3 converter instead.

How to turn a BandLab song into an MP3

  1. Copy the song’s link

    On BandLab, open the post with the song, tap Share and choose Copy link. The address looks like bandlab.com/post/ followed by a long code.

  2. Paste it here

    Put the link in the box. Add a start and an end only if you want part of the song.

  3. Download the MP3

    Press convert and tap the download button when it appears. On an iPhone the file goes to the Files app, in Downloads.

BandLab to MP3 — questions

Open the song on the BandLab site or app, tap Share on its post and choose Copy link. A working link looks like bandlab.com/post/ followed by a long code. The address of a profile or of the feed does not point at one song.

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