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Save public Reddit-hosted videos as MP4 or extract their audio. Riplet reads available public embed media and keeps the original sound when the post includes it. Private posts and external video embeds may be unavailable.
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MP3 plays nearly everywhere. Free downloads can use 128, 192, or 320 kbps. Higher output bitrate cannot restore detail missing from the source.
Explore MP3 conversion →Save the original AAC audio stream in an M4A file when the source offers it. No extra lossy conversion and no claimed quality boost.
Explore AAC audio →MP4 keeps the video and audio together. Riplet checks the finished video codec for broad playback compatibility.
Explore MP4 quality →Paste a Shorts link just like a regular video link, then choose audio or video. The same quality limits apply.
Convert a Short →Quality, formats and file sizes explained before you download.
Copy a public single-video URL from YouTube, Reddit, Instagram or Facebook, paste it above, select MP3, M4A (AAC), MP4 or supporter WAV when available, then tap Rip! The download starts when conversion finishes. You can also read the conversion guide.
Free conversions include MP3, M4A (AAC), and MP4. AAC is preserved when available; some sources require conversion. MP3 offers up to 320 kbps and video up to 1080p. Supporters also get WAV and video up to 4K.
Use MP3 at 128 kbps for speech and smaller files. Choose M4A (AAC) to keep the original AAC stream when available, without another lossy conversion. The 320 kbps option uses more space and may help music if the source quality supports it. WAV is lossless PCM output, useful for editing, but converting a lossy source to WAV cannot restore missing detail. WAV files are much larger and their size depends on sample rate and channels.
| Format | 1 minute | 1 hour | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| M4A (original AAC, about 128 kbps) | about 1 MB | about 58 MB | Free |
| MP3 128 kbps | 1 MB | 58 MB | Free |
| MP3 192 kbps | 1.4 MB | 86 MB | Free |
| MP3 320 kbps | 2.4 MB | 144 MB | Free |
| WAV 44.1 kHz stereo, 16-bit | 10.6 MB | 635 MB | Supporter |
MP3 estimates use constant bitrate. Actual downloads can vary with metadata and encoding. See the MP3 guide.
720p is a practical choice for phones and smaller downloads. 1080p looks sharper on larger screens. 4K needs a 4K source and substantially more storage; 4K requires supporter access. If the source is lower resolution, choosing a higher output setting cannot add detail.
| Resolution | 1 minute | 1 hour | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| 720p | 11–23 MB | 0.7–1.4 GB | Free |
| 1080p | 23–45 MB | 1.4–2.7 GB | Free |
| 4K | 90–188 MB | 5.4–11.3 GB | Supporter |
These are rough ranges, not promised output sizes. Codec, motion, frame rate and source bitrate can change them greatly. See the MP4 guide.
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