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Save the audio from short videos into a local playlist you can shuffle, loop and play in the background. Nothing leaves your PC. ClipTune turns the audio from short videos you come across into a proper playlist — one you can shuffle, loop, reorder and keep playing while you work. HOW IT WORKS Open a video. Press the Save audio button in the corner, or hit Alt+Shift+S. The audio lands in your library. Open the playlist and it plays like any music app you already know. WHAT YOU GET • Shuffle, repeat-all and repeat-one • Background playback — audio keeps going after you close the playlist tab • Drag to reorder, double-click to rename a track • Search across titles, captions and accounts • One click back to the original post from any track • Export any saved clip as a file • Keyboard control: Space to play, N and P to skip, S for shuffle, arrows to seek PRIVATE BY CONSTRUCTION No account. No server. No analytics. No tracking of any kind. Your playlist lives in your browser's own local database and never leaves your computer. The only network request this extension ever makes is fetching a clip you explicitly asked it to save. LIGHT ON DATA Only the audio matters, so the smallest available version of a clip is fetched rather than the full-resolution video — a fraction of the download. BEFORE YOU INSTALL This is a personal listening tool for clips you can already watch while signed in. It does not unlock private content and it is not a bulk downloader. Audio in short videos is usually licensed music — keep what you save to yourself. Requires Chrome 116 or newer.
Sep 12, 2026
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