Whether you're a pro editor or just starting, you know the vibe music brings to your creations. Kinemaster is your playground, and with ViWizard, we're making it super easy to blend YouTube music with your videos.
In this guide, we'll walk you through the simple steps of downloading and converting YouTube music, smashing through those techy hurdles, and making sure it plays smoothly on Kinemaster. ViWizard is your sidekick, making the process a breeze so you can focus on making killer videos.
Part 1. How Do You Add Music to KineMaster from YouTube?
YouTube is a go-to source for many creators. However, the challenge arises when you try to directly use YouTube music in KineMaster. YouTube's music is often encoded with Digital Rights Management (DRM), a layer of protection that prevents easy extraction and usage outside of the YouTube platform.
Additionally, KineMaster supports specific audio file types, and YouTube music and videos are not directly compatible. If you try to upload DRM-protected YouTube contents into KineMaster, they won't be uploaded unfortunately. This necessitates the need for a solution that not only bypasses DRM restrictions but also converts YouTube music into file formats supported by KineMaster.
| Format Type | Supported Formats |
| Audio | WAV, MP3, M4A, AAC |
| Video | MP4, 3GP, MOV |
| Image | JPEG, BMP, PNG, WebP |
When it comes to extracting audio from YouTube music and videos contents, enter ViWizard YouTube Music Converter. This tool helps you download and convert music from YouTube Music to MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AIFF, and M4B formats, most of which are compatible with KineMaster. Whether it's user-uploaded background music, beats, and tracks, or songs, albums, playlists, and podcasts from YouTube Music, you can download them all. It preserves the original audio quality, and you can also customize the output settings to suit your needs.
Download songs, playlists, albums, and your whole music library from 10 major streaming platforms, including YouTube Music, to MP3, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, M4A, or M4B with original sound quality and full song info and keep your music forever.
Part 2. How to Download Music from YouTube to KineMaster
ViWizard YouTube Music Converter is your key to seamlessly integrate YouTube music into your KineMaster projects. Whether you're a YouTube Premium subscriber or a free user, ViWizard makes it easy for everyone to download and convert songs into popular formats like MP3 and WAV, which are fully compatible with KineMaster.
Simply download and install ViWizard YouTube Music Converter on your Windows or Mac computer. It's secure and easy to use. Once installed, follow the steps below to download music from YouTube Music and prepare it for your KineMaster videos.
Step 1 Set KineMaster-Compatible Output Format
Launch ViWizard on your Windows or Mac computer. Click Menu > Preferences > Conversion. Choose MP3 or WAV as the output format, as both are fully supported by KineMaster.
For better audio quality, select 320kbps for MP3 or keep the default high-quality setting for WAV. Set the sample rate to 44.1kHz (recommended for most video projects). Choose an output folder where your converted files will be saved, then click OK to confirm.
Step 2 Open the YouTube Music Web Player
Return to the main interface and click the YouTube Music icon to access the built-in web player. Sign in to your account to browse your library, playlists, albums, or search for the music you want to use in KineMaster.
Step 3 Select Music to Download
Find the song, album, or playlist you want to add to your KineMaster project. Open it and click the Add button to load the tracks. You can select individual songs or add an entire playlist to the conversion list, then click Add to List.
Step 4 Download and Convert the Music
Open the conversion list and click Convert. ViWizard will download and convert the selected tracks into your chosen format. Once the process is complete, the files will be saved to your selected output folder.
You can now transfer the audio files to your mobile device or import them directly into KineMaster for editing.
Part 3. How to Add Music from YouTube to KineMaster
After downloading and converting YouTube Music tracks, the next step is to move the files to your mobile device so you can use them in KineMaster.
Step 1. Transfer Converted YouTube Music Files to Your Mobile Device
If you are using a Mac with Apple Silicon, you can simply download the iPad version of KineMaster directly from the Mac App Store. This allows you to skip the transfer step entirely, as you can access your local downloads directly within the app.
If you converted the music on a Windows PC, you'll need to transfer the audio files to your phone or tablet. Here's how:
- For Android: Connect your phone to your PC/Mac and drop the files into the "Music" folder.
- For iOS: Use the Files app or AirDrop the tracks directly to your iPhone or iPad.
Step 2. Add Downloaded Music to KineMaster
Launch KineMaster and open the video project you are currently editing.
In your KineMaster project, find your timeline.
Tap on the Audio icon on the circular media panel on the right side of the screen.
In the Audio Browser, scroll down the left menu to find Folders or Internal (on Android) or Songs/Files (on iOS).
Browse for the converted YouTube track. Tap the file to preview it, then tap the red plus (+) button to drop it onto your video timeline.
You can now drag the audio layer to sync it perfectly with your video clips.
There you go! You've effortlessly added YouTube music to your Kinemaster project. Feel the rhythm, and let your creativity flow.
Part 4. More Music Sources for KineMaster Projects
While YouTube is a popular choice, there are several other reliable sources where you can find high-quality, royalty-free music and sound effects for your KineMaster edits.
1. YouTube Audio Library (via YouTube Studio)
The YouTube Audio Library is one of the most trusted resources for creators. It provides thousands of royalty-free tracks and sound effects that are safe to use in your videos and later upload to YouTube. You can filter music by genre, mood, artist, or duration. Most tracks do not require attribution, but always check the license details before downloading.
To download music, sign in to YouTube Studio in a web browser. Click Audio Library in the left-hand menu. Preview the tracks you like, then click the Download button on the right side of the title. Files are usually downloaded in MP3 format, which you can directly import into KineMaster.
2. KineMaster Asset Store
KineMaster also includes a built-in Asset Store with more than 1,500 songs and a wide range of sound effects. Newer versions even feature AI Music Match, which recommends background music based on the mood and style of your video.
To access it, tap the Store icon at the bottom of the tool menu. Then go to the Music or Sound Effects section to browse and add audio directly to your project.
Note: If you use Asset Store music on YouTube, you should register your channel within the KineMaster app to prevent copyright claims.
3. Popular Royalty-Free Websites
If you need a specific style or more polished production quality, these external websites work well for mobile editing:
- Pixabay Music: Offers free music and sound effects. Most tracks do not require attribution.
- Bensound: Provides professional-sounding tracks in genres such as cinematic, corporate, and electronic.
- Uppbeat: Popular among YouTubers, with a generous free plan and modern, trending styles.
You can download audio in MP3 format from these platforms and import it into KineMaster without issues.
Read More : Best 8 MP3 Free Download Sites to Grab Your Favorite Songs
4. Extracting Audio from Video
If you already have a video with a soundtrack you like, KineMaster allows you to extract the audio. Add the video to your timeline, select it, and tap Extract Audio in the editing menu. This is a quick way to reuse sound that's already saved on your device.
If the video is not stored locally, you can use ViWizard Audio Capture on your computer to record and save the audio from a video file or website, then transfer it to your device for use in KineMaster.
Part 5. FAQs about YouTube Music to KineMaster
Will I get a copyright claim if I use YouTube Music in my video?
It depends on the track and where you publish your video. Most commercial songs on YouTube Music are protected by copyright. If you upload your video to platforms like YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram, the system may automatically detect the music and issue a copyright claim.
A claim does not always mean your video will be removed, but it can affect monetization or limit visibility. To avoid this, use royalty-free music or tracks with proper licensing for public and commercial use.
Where are imported audio files stored in KineMaster?
- Android: Files are typically found by going to the Audio menu and scrolling to Folders. KineMaster generally scans your device's internal Music or Download folders.
- iOS (iPhone/iPad): Imported files are saved in the app's Internal audio folder. To get them there, you must Share the file from the iOS Files app and select KineMaster as the destination.
- Extracted Audio: If you use the Extract Audio tool on a video clip, the new audio layer is stored within that specific project's timeline data.
Is it legal to download music from YouTube Music?
Downloading copyrighted music without proper permission may violate YouTube's terms of service. Always make sure you follow local laws and platform policies before using downloaded music in public or commercial projects.
Conclusion
Congratulations on successfully integrating YouTube music into your KineMaster projects! By leveraging ViWizard YouTube Music Converter and following our user-friendly tutorial, you've unlocked a world of creative possibilities for your videos.
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