Mute Video (Remove Audio)
Load a video and remove its audio track with one click — the video stream is copied untouched, so the result keeps the original quality and is ready in seconds.
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How to use
- Choose or drag in a video file.
- Click “Remove audio”.
- Download the silent video — same quality, slightly smaller file.
What is this tool?
Mute Video deletes the audio track from a video file without re-encoding the video stream. Because the picture data is copied bit-for-bit, the process finishes in seconds, the visual quality is identical to the original, and the file even gets smaller by the size of the removed audio. It runs on FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, entirely in your browser.
Common uses
- Muting background noise or private conversations before sharing a clip
- Preparing videos for platforms where you'll add music separately
- Removing copyrighted music from your own footage before uploading
- Creating silent demo loops for presentations and websites
FAQ
Does removing the audio reduce video quality?
No. The video stream is copied without re-encoding — the picture stays bit-for-bit identical to the original.
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser; only the FFmpeg engine (~31 MB) is fetched from a CDN once and cached.
Can I replace the audio instead of just removing it?
Not in this tool — it only removes the track. Remove the audio here, then add a new track in any video editor.