Mute a video
Remove the audio track from a video. The picture is copied as is, so the quality is identical and it finishes in seconds.
Result
Upload a video and click Convert. The muted video will appear here, with the same quality and format as the original.
What to do next
How it works
Upload a video and click Convert. The result is the same video with the audio track removed. The picture is copied rather than re-encoded, so the quality is identical and it finishes within seconds. You can upload several at once.
The format stays the same: MP4 stays MP4, MOV stays MOV, and MKV, AVI and WebM keep their formats too. It is handy for removing background noise or copyrighted music before re-uploading.
Things to know
Subtitle tracks stored inside the video (MKV, for example) are removed along with the audio. If the video has no audio to begin with, the tool tells you there is nothing to change. The first time, the browser downloads the video engine (about 31MB).
Frequently asked questions
Does the quality drop?
No. The video data is copied as is and only the audio track is removed, so the picture is identical. That is also why it finishes in seconds, and the file shrinks by the size of the audio.
It says the video has no audio track.
The file was made without audio in the first place, such as a screen recording or a video converted from a GIF. There is nothing to remove, so you can use it as it is.
Why is it slow? Does it work on a phone?
The video is processed on your device, not on a server, so the time depends on your hardware. It works on a phone, but a computer is much faster and more reliable. It can stop if the screen turns off or you switch apps, so keep the screen on while it works.
Is my video uploaded to a server?
No. The video is processed only in this browser and never sent over the network. The one-time download is the video engine itself, which has nothing to do with your files.