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A conversion that fails, a download that will not start, a page that renders wrong. Include the video URL, your browser and OS, and what you saw instead of the file — that is usually enough to reproduce it first try.
Email support →For rights holders and their agents. The Terms of Service list what a complete notice needs to contain. We store no files, so the remedy is usually blocking a specific video from being processed.
Send a notice →Access, deletion or questions about data. Read the Privacy Policy first — there are no accounts and nothing is retained, so in most cases the honest answer is that we hold nothing about you.
Make a request →Found a vulnerability? Tell us before you tell anyone else, and include enough detail to reproduce it. Good-faith reports are welcome and will not be treated as a breach of the terms.
Report privately →Most conversion problems are already answered on the homepage. The FAQ covers where downloads land on each platform and what the bitrate options actually do, and the “Common YouTube to MP3 Problems” section explains the four that come up most — an unrecognised link, an unavailable video, a conversion that runs long, and an MP3 that never lands.
We aim to reply within a few business days. Every message is read; not every message needs a reply, and support requests come first.
youtubetomp3.ink is an independent service with no relationship to YouTube or Google. We cannot remove, restore, unblock or change anything on YouTube, recover a video that has been taken down, or help with a YouTube account — those all have to go to YouTube.
We also cannot advise you on whether you are permitted to download a particular video. That is your call to make, and the Terms of Service explain why it has to be.