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Mute Video

Strip the audio track from any video — the picture stays untouched.

Runs locally — files never leave your device

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How to use Mute Video

  1. 1Choose a video file — MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV.
  2. 2Click Remove audio.
  3. 3Preview the silent video.
  4. 4Click Download.

Remove sound from a video

Background noise, private conversations, copyrighted music or simply a video that should play silently on a website — there are many reasons to remove the audio track. This tool strips the sound from your video while copying the picture unchanged, so it's fast and lossless. It works in your browser, so your video stays private.

Features

  • Lossless: the video stream isn't re-encoded.
  • Fast: usually done in a few seconds.
  • MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV in the same format out.
  • Preview the muted video before downloading.
  • No upload, no watermark.

Why mute a video?

Reason Example
Website background videos Autoplay works only for muted videos in most browsers
Privacy Remove conversations recorded by accident
Copyright Social platforms may block videos with copyrighted music
Smaller files Audio adds 1–2 MB per minute
Adding new music later Start from a clean, silent clip

Related tools

Save the soundtrack with Video to MP3, shrink the video with Compress Video, or cut it with Trim Video.

Frequently asked questions

Does removing the audio reduce video quality?
No. The video stream is copied exactly as it is; only the audio track is left out. It's also very fast, because nothing has to be re-encoded.
Will the file get smaller?
Yes, by the size of the audio track — typically 1–2 MB per minute. For a much bigger reduction, compress the video as well.
Can I keep the audio as a separate file?
Yes — use Video to MP3 to save the soundtrack before or after muting the video.
Is my video uploaded?
No. The video is processed in your browser and never leaves your device.
Can I mute only part of the video?
This tool removes the whole audio track. To silence just a section, use a video editor, or trim the video into parts first.