Mute Video: Remove the sound from a video. Input: Video, MP4, WEBM, MOV, M4V, MKV files and values you enter. Output: Results shown on the page and a downloaded file. Privacy: Runs in your browser: inputs and files stay on your device and are not uploaded.
How to remove the sound from a video
- Drop the video.
- Remove audio is already ticked. Trim the start and end if you like.
- Click Convert and download the silent video when it finishes.
Why mute a video?
Background noise, wind, private conversations or copyrighted music can make a clip unusable. A silent copy is handy for website hero backgrounds (browsers only autoplay muted videos), presentations, product demos where you will add your own music or voice-over, and sharing recordings without revealing what was said.
The audio track is removed, so the result is a genuinely silent file rather than one with the volume turned down. Players will not even show a volume control, and platforms will not flag the clip for copyrighted audio. When you don't resize, an MP4 (H.264) video is copied as it is, without re-encoding, so the picture is unchanged and a 10-second 720p clip takes under a second. Other inputs are re-encoded with your browser's own encoder, still much faster than the video plays in current browsers. Output is MP4 or WebM.
FAQ
Is the audio track deleted or just silenced?
Deleted. The output video has no audio track at all.
Can I keep the original quality?
Yes. With High quality and Original resolution (the defaults here), an MP4 (H.264) video is copied without re-encoding, so the picture is identical. Other formats are re-encoded, which loses a little detail.
Can I mute only part of a video?
No. The whole output is silent.