Description
Build Your Own Online MP3 Conversion Website
MP3 Converter PHP Script gives you a ready-made way to run your own audio conversion service. Visitors paste a link from a supported video or audio site, follow the download and conversion progress, and receive a clean MP3 file they can play almost anywhere. It is a practical, self-hosted starting point for anyone who wants to offer online conversion without building the whole system from scratch.
Key Features
- Converts content from up to 10 popular video and audio hosting sites into MP3 format.
- Shows separate progress bars for downloading and converting, so visitors always know what is happening.
- Uses FFmpeg, with libmp3lame, to produce crisp, clean audio conversions from video files.
- Includes one free site module of your choice with the purchase, plus a choice of pre-built site modules to shape the service.
- Fully responsive design built on Bootstrap, so the site works smoothly on desktops, tablets and phones.
- Easy-to-read, object-oriented PHP code that developers can customise, with common header and footer files for simple templating.
- Built-in static pages such as About, FAQ and Contact, plus a Config Check utility to help with installation and setup.
- Supports playlists in M3U8 format and lets you set site-specific request options, including forced IPv4 or IPv6 where needed.
Requirements and Compatibility
The script runs on a Linux server with Apache, PHP 5.6 or newer, cURL and the PHP cURL extension, FFmpeg with libmp3lame, and Node.js. On shared hosting, check first that FFmpeg and cURL are supported and installed. It is written in PHP, JavaScript and jQuery, with HTML and CSS included.
Who Is It For?
It suits web developers who need a ready-to-use conversion feature, entrepreneurs launching an online audio conversion service, educators sharing lectures or podcasts as downloadable audio, and anyone running a music-sharing or podcast-hosting platform. Please note that the original author no longer actively supports this script, and YouTube is no longer supported as a source.
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