Frequently Asked Questions

Is MP3Juices completely free?
Yes. Searching, listening and downloading cost nothing, and there is no subscription, trial period or premium version.

Do I have to sign up or install an app?
No. MP3Juices runs entirely in your web browser. You don’t need an account, an e-mail address, a program or a browser extension: open the page, search and download.

How do I turn a song into an MP3 file?
Type the song title or the artist into the search box and press „Search” (or pick one of the suggestions). Click „MP3 Download” next to the track you want: the download panel opens right below it. Choose the quality there and save the file as soon as the conversion is finished.

What audio quality do the MP3 files have?
You choose the bitrate in the download panel. Up to 320 kbps is available whenever the original recording offers it, while a lower setting such as 128 kbps gives smaller files that take up less space on your phone.

Can I save the video as well?
Yes. Click „MP4 Download” instead of „MP3 Download” to keep the picture and the sound. If you already have a link to a video, paste it into the search box to get exactly that video.

Can I listen to a track before downloading it?
Yes. The „Play” button opens a small player under the result, so you can check that you have the right version, remix or live recording. Press „Stop” to close it again.

Does MP3Juices work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. The site adapts to every screen size and runs in Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge and other up-to-date browsers. On an iPhone or iPad your files are saved in the Files app under „Downloads”; on Android they land in the Downloads folder.

Why can’t I find the song I’m looking for?
Enter both the artist and the song title, check the spelling and leave out extra words such as „official” or „lyrics”. At the end of the result list, „Repeat search with more results” shows further matches. Tracks released only a few hours ago may not be listed yet.

Is it legal to download music with MP3Juices?
That depends on the music and on the law in your country. Only download tracks you have the right to use, for example your own recordings, music under a free licence such as Creative Commons, or songs whose owner allows downloads. Rights holders who want content removed can use our Copyright Claims page.