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Library Pack

Your playlist.
One audio pack.

Pick the audio you want. Keep the original order. Download one ZIP with numbered files, a playlist, and a clear receipt of what made it.

Open playlist converter

Free: 1 pack/day · 10 items · 60 min total audio.
256 MiB output cap. No signup required.

Example pack Weekend listening weekend-listening.zip
Example receipt for four selected items, shown in original playlist order. This is sample data, not a live job.
No.Selected audioStatus
001 Early light001 - Early light.mp3 Ready
002 Quiet streetsSource unavailable Unavailable
003 Open windows003 - Open windows.mp3 Ready
004 Last trainProcessing failed Failed

Also in the ZIP

  • playlist.m3u8
  • receipt.json
  • README.txt

Only ready audio goes in the ZIP and M3U8. Every selected item stays in the receipt. Retry only failed items while the pack is available.

A little less sorting

From playlist to local library.

  1. Paste & choose

    Paste a YouTube playlist and select the audio items you want. Your selection keeps its original playlist order.

  2. Pick your audio format

    Choose MP3 output up to 320 kbps, or original Opus/M4A where available. Library Pack is audio only.

  3. Save one ZIP

    Extract the numbered audio files together. Open the M3U8 in a compatible player and check the JSON or TXT receipt for each item's result.

Room for your selection

Clear limits, before you start.

Audio time is the total across your selected items, not a per-item allowance. One pack at a time on either tier.

Free

10 items per pack

  • 1 pack per day
  • 60 minutes of total audio
  • 256 MiB output cap
  • Shared free queue

Supporter

100 items per pack

  • 6 hours of total audio
  • 1 GiB output cap
  • Reserved Pro queue capacity

A few useful details

Before you pack.

What happens if an item doesn't make it?

The JSON and TXT receipts mark each selected item as ready, unavailable, or failed. Ready means the audio is included; unavailable means the source could not be used; failed means processing did not finish successfully. Missing items are recorded, not silently dropped.

Failed-only retries reprocess failed items without repeating ready items or retrying unavailable sources. Retry within the pack's remaining lifetime; a retry does not extend the hard expiry or guarantee success.

Does 320 kbps mean better source quality?

No. 320 kbps is an MP3 output setting, not an improvement to the source. It cannot restore detail that was never there. Original Opus/M4A keeps the available source audio without an MP3 re-encode. Library Pack does not include MP4 video packs.

Do I need an account? Where are files processed?

Free packs use a signed guest session, so no signup is required. Audio is processed and temporarily stored on the server before you download the ZIP. This is not browser-only processing or a direct download from the source to your browser.

Can I come back to a pack later?

Only within its remaining download window: up to 15 minutes after processing ends, subject to the 2-hour hard maximum for server retention. Access is not indefinite, and expired server files cannot be resumed or recovered. Keep the downloaded ZIP on your own device.

Choose the audio. Keep the order.

Your next stop is the playlist converter.

Open playlist converter