Video mute — drop the audio track, keep video stream
Drop the audio track from a video using ffmpeg.wasm, keeping the original video codec and quality intact (stream copy, no re-encoding). Supports batch processing and a single ZIP download. Videos never leave your device.
How to use
Drop videos to mute (batch supported). Click Mute — ffmpeg.wasm keeps the video stream copy-only and removes the audio tracks. No re-encoding, no quality loss, original extension preserved. Download individually or as a ZIP.
FAQ
- Are videos uploaded?
- No. ffmpeg.wasm runs in your browser; videos never leave your device.
- Does quality drop?
- No. The video codec is stream-copied, so the original quality is preserved exactly.
- Is the audio muted or removed?
- Removed entirely. Some players show no audio. This isn't a silent audio track — the track itself is dropped.
- What about videos with multiple audio tracks?
- All audio tracks are removed.
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