Remove audio from any video
Wind noise, chatter, a copyrighted song playing in the background — plenty of clips are better silent. Muting the proper way means dropping the audio track without touching the picture: no re-encode, no quality loss, done in seconds, and the file gets smaller as a bonus. Drop the video below, confirm it found a soundtrack, hit Mute video, and download the silent copy. Perfect prep for voice-overs, music beds, and clean B-roll.
How to mute a video
- 1Drop your video on the muter above. It reports whether a soundtrack was found.
- 2Pick MP4 or WebM for the silent output — MP4 for universal playback.
- 3Hit Mute video and download. The picture passes through untouched; only the audio is gone.
Silent and clean
No re-encode, no quality loss
When the container allows, the video stream is copied bit-for-bit — muting is often the fastest tool on this whole site.
Smaller files free
Soundtracks are typically 5–15% of a file. Dropping one is a painless first step before compressing.
Already silent?
The tool tells you when there's no audio track — nothing to mute, nothing to fix.
Frequently asked questions
How do I remove audio from a video?
Drop it above and hit Mute video. The audio track is discarded and you download a silent copy — picture untouched.
Will muting reduce video quality?
No. The video stream is copied without re-encoding whenever the container allows, so pixels are identical.
Why is muting so fast?
Because there's usually nothing to re-encode — the tool rewrites the container minus the audio track, which takes seconds even for big files.
What if my video has no audio?
The tool detects that on upload and tells you — no harm done, pick another file.
Are my videos uploaded?
Never. The remux runs entirely in your browser.