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. Supporters can reuse device settings and skip tracks they already fetched.
Open playlist converterFree: 1 pack/day · 10 items · 60 min total audio.
256 MiB output cap. No signup required.
weekend-listening.zip
| No. | Selected audio | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 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.m3u8receipt.jsonREADME.txtPLAYLIST.M3Ufor portable presetsDEVICE-README.txtfor device presets
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.
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Paste & choose
Paste a YouTube playlist and select the audio items you want. Supporter can mark successful items as fetched and select only new or missing tracks next time.
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Pick a workflow
Choose MP3 up to 320 kbps, FLAC, or original Opus/M4A. Supporter can save a Smart Recipe or use presets for car stereos, MP3 players, original archives, and spoken audio.
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Save one ZIP
Extract the audio files together. Open the included playlist in a compatible player and use the receipt to check results, retry failures, or restore fetched-item memory.
Free spreadsheet export
Keep a track list, without downloading audio.
Preview a playlist, then choose Export CSV. Open the file in Excel, Google Sheets or another spreadsheet app to catalogue titles, original links, order and known durations. A selection column shows which items you checked; preview filenames are planned names, not proof of downloaded files.
CSV includes only the items loaded in the preview (up to the current 100-item preview limit). Partial previews are labeled; it does not silently fetch the rest. Export is free and starts no audio conversions. Normal preview verification and rate limits still apply.
Library Pack results also offer CSV with their current statuses and filenames. Export before the pack disappears. CSV contains no audio and cannot restore AudioFetcher history: keep the separate JSON receipt for that. Formula-like text is prefixed with Text: for spreadsheet safety.
Less repeat work
See the Supporter workflow.
Save a Smart Recipe, reuse a device preset, and select only new or missing playlist items. $5 one-time gives you 30 days of Supporter access.
Read the walkthrough steps
- Preview a playlist, choose the Car Stereo MP3 preset and save a Smart Recipe named My car stereo.
- In the demonstration, three selected items are marked ready by a simulated conversion response.
- Paste the same playlist again and choose the saved recipe.
- Select new items only. The three previously fetched items are left unchecked instead of being processed again.
- Recipes and fetched-item memory stay in this browser. Keep your receipt, observe pack limits and download temporary files before the displayed expiry.
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
- Smart Recipes saved in your browser
- New-only playlist refresh and receipt import
- Device presets, portable filenames, and compatibility playlists
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.
Where are Smart Recipes and fetched-item history stored?
They stay in this browser's local storage, not in a permanent AudioFetcher cloud library. Clearing browser data or switching devices removes that local memory. You can import an AudioFetcher JSON receipt to restore successful items for a playlist.
Choose the audio. Keep the order.
Your next stop is the playlist converter.