Remove the audio.
Keep every pixel.
Drop the soundtrack from an MP4 or MOV while copying the video stream untouched — instant, lossless, and nothing leaves your device.
How do I remove audio from a video? Load the MP4 or MOV and press Remove audio. The audio track is deleted and the video stream is copied byte-for-byte — seconds even for large files, with zero quality loss. The muted copy downloads automatically.
Video muter
The video stream is copied, not re-encoded — a 10-minute clip takes about as long as a 10-second one. Play the preview to check the file before you mute it.
What actually happens
The tool unpacks the MP4, copies every video sample into a fresh file, and simply doesn't include the audio track. No frame is decoded or re-encoded, so the picture is bit-identical and the operation finishes in seconds — the time scales with disk speed, not video length. Rotation metadata from phone videos is preserved, so portrait clips stay portrait.
When you'd want this
- Silent background loops — for kiosks, websites, and signage where any soundtrack is unwanted
- Privacy — recordings where conversations or background noise shouldn't travel with the file
- Replacing the soundtrack — mute first, then add music in your editor of choice; a silent track never fights the new audio
- Upload portals — some forms and platforms reject videos with audio, or you simply don't want them playing sound on review
Honest limits
This tool removes audio — it doesn't add or replace it. Input is MP4/MOV/M4V with H.264 or HEVC video; the output is an MP4. If you actually want the audio by itself (for a podcast clip, ringtone, or transcript), extract it first with the video to MP3 tool — the original keeps the audio either way. Need the file smaller too? Run it through the video compressor after muting; dropping the audio track already saves a little size.
How do I mute a video?
Load the MP4 or MOV and press Remove audio. The audio track is dropped and the video stream is copied untouched — the whole thing takes seconds even for large files, with zero quality loss.
Does muting re-encode the video?
No. The video samples are copied byte-for-byte; only the audio track is left out of the rebuilt file. That is why it's instant and why the picture is identical to the original.
Can I get the audio back afterwards?
Your original file is never modified and still has the audio. The muted copy has no audio track at all. If you want the audio as a separate file, extract it with the video to MP3 tool first.
Why mute instead of setting the volume to zero in an editor?
A volume-zero edit still carries an audio track (silent audio) and requires re-exporting the whole video. A muted copy has no audio track at all, which is what upload portals, background-playback setups, and editors actually want — and it happens without re-encoding.
Which formats are supported?
MP4, MOV, and M4V with H.264 or HEVC video. The output is an MP4 with the same video stream and rotation metadata, minus the audio. Files with no audio track are detected and reported.