Remove Audio from Video
Remove audio tracks from supported video files in your browser. Source media stays on your device while a silent MP4 is created.
Drop a video to remove audio
or click to browse
Input: MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, and other formats your browser can decode
How to remove audio from a video
1. Add your video
Drop an MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, or other file your browser can open—AVI and more may work if the codec is supported. Everything stays on your device; nothing is uploaded for processing.
2. Click Remove audio
We remove every audio track. When the file can be remuxed to MP4, the video is copied without re-encoding for the same look and a quick result. If the format or codec does not allow that, the tool may re-encode the video to H.264 in MP4 so you still get a file you can play—keep the tab open for large or long videos.
3. Download your silent video
You get an MP4 with no audio. When stream copy works, the picture matches the source, and the file is often smaller without the audio data.
Key features
Stream copy when possible
Same idea as desktop tools: copy the video bitstream, drop the audio. When remuxing works, you skip a full re-encode and get a faster result.
No quality loss (with stream copy)
If the output can be remuxed from your source, the video is not re-encoded, so the picture matches the input. A transcode to MP4 is only used when remuxing is not possible.
Wide format support (input)
Use MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, and many other common containers—if the browser and decoder support your codec, you can process it. Output is MP4 for maximum compatibility.
No upload
Demux, any needed transcode, and mux all run in your browser. You do not upload your file to strip the soundtrack here.
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