Video Tools
Video Trimmer — Cut Video to the Good Part
Cut a video down to the exact start and end you want — preview it in the page, set the times, and export just the good part, no upload needed.
Open toolMute Video — Remove Audio from Video
Background chatter, wind noise, a copyrighted song you didn't notice, or a clip that simply works better silent — there are plenty of reasons to strip the sound out of a video. This tool removes the audio track entirely while copying the video stream exactly as it is: no re-encoding, no quality loss, and it finishes almost instantly because the pictures are never re-processed. The output keeps your original format (MP4 stays MP4, WebM stays WebM). It all happens in your browser, so the file is never uploaded — handy for footage you would rather keep to yourself.
The muted file keeps the same format and the exact same picture — only the sound is removed.
Choose a file to begin — nothing is uploaded, everything happens on your device.
How to use this tool
- Choose the video to mute.
- Click Remove audio — this one is fast, the video stream is not re-encoded.
- Preview the result to confirm it is silent.
- Download the muted video in the same format.
Worked example
A product demo recorded with cafe chatter behind it exports as a silent video — the picture stream copied frame-for-frame, the audio stream removed entirely.
Frequently asked questions
Does muting reduce the video quality?
No — zero. The video stream is copied bit-for-bit (stream copy), only the audio stream is dropped. That is also why this tool is nearly instant compared with tools that re-encode: there is nothing to re-render.
Can I undo it or get the sound back?
Keep your original file — the muted copy has no audio track at all, and removed sound cannot be recovered from it. The tool never touches your original; it always produces a new '-muted' file.
Why mute a video at all?
Autoplaying website and social videos are usually muted by the platform anyway, and an audio track only adds file size and risk: background music can trigger copyright claims, and recorded conversations can leak into clips you share. A silent file is smaller, safer and loop-friendly.
The output has the same size as before — did it work?
If the original audio was quiet in file terms (a voice track is small next to HD video), the size drop is small too. Check by playing it: the muted file has no audio track at all — players show no volume control for it.