Convert AMR to 3GP
Turn AMR audio into a 3GP video with its cover art or a black picture – ready for YouTube.
or drag them here, or paste with Ctrl+V / ⌘V
Audio and video files · up to 10 files at once
Files to convert
Audio and video files are uploaded only after you accept and are converted on our server. The input is deleted after processing; results are kept for 7 days. Privacy details
How to use: AMR to 3GP
- 1 Click “Choose files” or drop your AMR files onto the page (up to 10 at once).
- 2 3GP is already selected as the output; under “Options” choose the picture (cover art or black), the video size and, if you like, a start and end time.
- 3 Click “Convert” and confirm the upload: the video is made on our server.
- 4 Follow the progress – you can keep browsing meanwhile.
- 5 Download the 3GP video when it is ready; it stays available for 7 days unless you delete it.
About this tool
AMR is the speech format of mobile phones, used for voice recordings, calls and voice messages; it sounds thin and many players cannot open it. 3GP is the classic video format of older mobile phones: very small files made for slow networks and small screens.
Video sites such as YouTube only accept video files. This converter turns your AMR sound into a 3GP video that shows the file’s cover art – or a black picture when there is none – for the whole length of the sound. That is all you need to publish music, a podcast episode or a recording. Choose 720p or 1080p and, if you like, only part of the sound under “Options”. The sound itself is encoded at high quality.
Files are converted on our server: the upload starts only after you confirm, the original is deleted after conversion and the result is kept for 7 days unless you delete it sooner.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert AMR to 3GP?
Choose or drop your AMR file, keep 3GP as the output and click Convert. After you confirm the upload, our server makes a 3GP video with your sound and you download it.
What does the video show?
The cover art stored in the AMR file, centred on a black background. When the file has no cover – or you choose “Black” under “Options” – the video is simply black.
Can I upload the result to YouTube?
Yes. YouTube only accepts video files, so music, podcasts and recordings have to become a video first. MP4 is the format YouTube recommends; choose 1080p for the sharpest cover picture.
Does the sound lose quality?
The sound is encoded at a high bitrate for the 3GP format, so the difference is not audible in normal listening.
How long can the audio be?
Up to 10 hours and 300 MB per file; you can add up to 10 files at once.
What happens to my files?
They are uploaded only after you confirm. The original is deleted as soon as the video is made, and the 3GP file is kept for 7 days unless you delete it sooner.