Remove audio from video
The audio track is dropped and the video stream is copied bit-for-bit — instant, lossless, even on multi-GB files.
- Instant — video data copied untouched (no re-encode)
- No upload — files never leave your device
- No watermark, no size cap
- Works even where video codecs aren't supported (it's a copy)
Frequently asked questions
Does muting re-encode my video?
No. The video track is copied packet-for-packet into a fresh container without the audio track. Quality is bit-identical to the source and a 1 GB file finishes in well under 15 seconds.
Can I keep the audio as a separate file too?
Yes — run Extract Audio first (M4A is an instant copy), then mute. Two files: silent video plus the original audio.
Why would this ever fail?
Almost never — it needs no codecs, so it works even on browsers that can't decode the video. Only unreadable containers (AVI/WMV/FLV) are rejected, with an explanation.