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Remove Audio From Video

Drop in a video, download it silent. Picture stays; audio is stripped.

How it works

How to remove audio from a video?

  1. Open your video

    Drag a file onto the box or pick one from your device. It is read straight off your disk, so there is no upload bar and no file-size ceiling.

  2. Check what you are losing

    Play the preview with sound. That is the audio about to go — the copy you download keeps every frame of picture and none of it.

  3. Press "Remove audio"

    The video is written without an audio track. At the Source resolution the picture is copied across rather than re-encoded, so it is near-instant and loses nothing.

  4. Download the silent copy

    The file saves as "yourvideo-muted.mp4". Your original is untouched on disk, and the new file has no audio stream at all — not a quiet one.

Spec sheet

Features

Audio track gone

The download has no audio stream at all — not a quiet one. Ready for a new soundtrack on Instagram, TikTok or CapCut.

Picture untouched

At Source resolution the frames are copied, not re-encoded, so the picture stays bit-identical to the original.

1080p, 720p or 480p

Keep the original size, or scale down when the file needs to stay small. Lower resolutions re-encode; Source does not.

Nothing uploaded

The video is read and written on your own machine. No upload queue, no server copy, no size limit but your hardware.

MP4, MOV and WebM

Common camera and phone formats open here. The silent copy always comes back as an MP4 every platform accepts.

No watermark, no signup

The download is your clip, muted — not a trial export with a logo in the corner and an account wall in front of it.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is removing audio from a video actually free?

Yes — no watermark, no account, no limits.

Does my video get uploaded anywhere?

No. Processing runs in your browser; the file never leaves your device.

What formats can I use, and what do I get back?

MP4, MOV, WebM, M4V, AVI and MKV. Output is MP4 with the audio track fully removed.

Does removing the audio reduce the video quality?

No at Source resolution — video is copied, not re-encoded. Lower resolutions do re-encode.

Is there a file size limit?

No — limited only by your device.

Can I keep the audio instead of the picture?

Yes — that is the mirror job. Use extract audio from video to take the same file and get just the soundtrack, as MP3, WAV, M4A or OGG.