Checked on 21 September 2026

MP3Juice app and APK: what the listings are, and are not

People look for an MP3Juice app, an APK, or a player download for Android. This page records what the listings carrying that name held on 21 September 2026, and what this site has instead.

In brief

There is no app on this site and nothing to install: the converter is a web page. On 21 September 2026 we requested six Google Play listings carrying the MP3Juice name. Four returned HTTP 404 and two still loaded, naming two different publishers, alongside a control listing that loaded normally. An App Store listing under a similar name was there as well, and one site offered an APK from a file-sharing link outside Google Play. We installed and tested none of them.

What the store listings held on 21 September 2026

On 21 September 2026 we requested six Google Play listings carrying the MP3Juice name, one package id at a time. Four returned HTTP 404; two still loaded. The developer names below are recorded only as what those listings showed on that date. We did not install or test anything, and we link to no store listing: every address and package id here is plain text.

Six Google Play package ids and one control, requested 21 September 2026
Package id requestedWhat came backWhat the listing showed
com.mp3juices.musicmp3downloaderHTTP 404nothing
com.mp3juices.cc.mp3musicdownloader.app.comHTTP 404nothing
com.mp3juice.qostudioHTTP 404nothing
com.mp3.juices.music.downloaderHTTP 404nothing
two further listingsloadedpublished by MP3JUICE (SMC PRIVATE) LIMITED, and by ROBSON TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED
a control listingloadedour request path worked

Apple's store is a separate shelf. An App Store listing named MP3Juice AI Music Sound was published by Soft Vision LLC, released on 16 September 2024, last updated on 23 September 2024, and carried four ratings when we read it on 21 September 2026. That is what the listing showed on that date. We did not install it and we do not link to it.

Four 404s, two listings that loaded and one Apple record: that is one day, from one machine, and what a store shows can change between one read and the next. The same method sits behind every address we typed, in one list.

What we did here, and the control that proved the 404s were real

What we did. On 21 September 2026 we requested each store page from a command line, one package id at a time, and recorded the status the server returned. In the same run we requested a control listing that has nothing to do with this name; it loaded normally, which is how we know the four 404s were the listings and not our request being turned away. What we did not do: we did not install, open, run or scan any package, and we downloaded no file.

An APK served from a file-sharing link is not a store download

On 21 September 2026 the page at mp3juiceapk.com offered an Android package, mp3juice3.2.2.apk, from a third-party file-sharing link — outside Google Play and outside Play Protect review. We did not download it and we do not link to it.

That is a statement about where the file sits, not about what is inside it. A package from a store listing carries that store's review path and a publisher record you can read; a share link carries neither. We never opened the file, so we cannot tell you what it contains or whether it runs.

Three listings, one download portal, three different verdicts

Softonic, a download portal, carries a row of separate Android listings under the MP3Juice name, put up by different developers. We read three of them on 21 September 2026. One had been withdrawn, with the portal's standard withdrawn-download notice in place of the download; that notice is boilerplate, and we do not reproduce it. The other two carried Softonic's own labels when we read them on 21 September 2026: Trusted Program, each with a panel reading Score result: Clean — one of them from a security scan the listing dates 23 November 2023. Those labels are the portal's own, and a 2023 scan reports what a scanner saw then. They are not the same app, and none of them is the website.

This page has no app, and does not need one

Our converter works the other way round from what those listings describe: you paste one YouTube link, we read the eleven-character video id, and you get one MP3 at 192–320 kbps or one MP4 at up to 1080p. No song-name search, no playlist download, Enter converts to MP3 and Esc cancels.

What this page does not have, on 21 September 2026:

  • No APK. Nothing is offered for download except the file you asked us to convert.
  • No store listing. We publish no Android or Apple package at all.
  • No browser extension, no account and no sign-up form on this domain.
  • What it does send: one analytics beacon to api.misjaprogramowanie.pl.

misjaprogramowanie.pl is not connected to MP3Juice, MP3Juices or any site using that name. We are an independent converter: nothing here is affiliated with, endorsed by or acting for anyone who uses the name. Not one of those listings or sites says who runs it, and nothing we read connects any of them to the people who ran mp3juices.com before September 2014. Every registrant we could read on 21 September 2026 is privacy-shielded, and we make no claim about who owns the name.

If you came here for a converter

The converter is the page at the root of this domain, and it really is a page: paste one YouTube link, choose MP3 or MP4, wait for the file. Nothing to install, no version number to match.

Open the converter

If you already installed something with this name

We cannot tell you what any package under this name does, because we never ran one, so the only honest advice is the dull kind: uninstall it the way you uninstall anything else, from your device's app settings. If it came from a store listing, that store's page is where a removal or an update would show; if it came from a share link, there is no store record behind it to check. Nothing on this site has to be removed, because nothing on this site installs anything.

Questions

Is there an official MP3Juice app?

We can only tell you what we read on 21 September 2026. Three different companies are named as the publisher across the listings above — two on Google Play, one on Apple's store — and not one of those listings says who runs a site carrying the name.

Is the MP3Juice APK safe? — what we can and cannot tell you

We did not download it, install it or scan it, so we have no verdict of our own and will not borrow one. What we can say is where it sat on 21 September 2026: on a third-party file-sharing link, outside Google Play and outside Play Protect review. The same question, asked of the websites rather than the packages, is on the page about what we found behind each address.

Do I need an app to get an MP3?

Not for this converter. It runs in a browser tab: one link, one video, Enter for MP3 or the MP4 button, then the file — 192–320 kbps for audio, up to 1080p for video.

Sources

  • Our own requests to six Google Play store pages plus one control listing, 21 September 2026. No store listing is linked from this page.
  • Our own read of an App Store listing record through Apple's public lookup interface, 21 September 2026.
  • Our own read of the page at mp3juiceapk.com, 21 September 2026, recorded without downloading the file.
  • Our own reads of three Softonic Android listings under this name, 21 September 2026.
  • Our own registration-record reads and the converter's own code, 21 September 2026.

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