Quick answer
To remove audio from a video, add the MP4, MOV or WebM file to KitFuse. The audio track is removed automatically without re-encoding, the result is checked, and you can preview and download the silent video. Videos up to 2 GB work, and the GPS location can be removed at the same time.
How to remove sound from a video
- Add your video.
Drag MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV files onto the page, or pick them from your gallery.
- Wait a moment.
KitFuse removes the audio track straight away and checks that no sound is left.
- Preview and download.
Play the silent video to check it, then download or share it.
Muting without re-encoding
Video editors usually mute a clip by exporting the whole video again, which is slow and slightly lowers quality every time. KitFuse works on the file structure instead: it removes the audio track and wipes the audio data, leaving the video stream untouched. That's why even large 4K files are done in seconds, and why the picture is identical to the original.
Why remove the sound from a video?
Background conversations, music you don't have the rights to, wind noise or a TV in the background are all good reasons. Removing audio also protects privacy: voices, names and places mentioned off camera can reveal more than the picture. For full privacy, leave Also remove metadata on to strip the GPS location and recording date too, or use the video metadata remover on its own.
Frequently asked questions
Does removing audio reduce video quality?
No. The video isn't re-encoded, so the picture is exactly the same.
Which formats are supported?
MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV, up to 2 GB on a computer and 1 GB on a phone.
Is the file size smaller afterwards?
The audio is wiped rather than cut out, so the file keeps its size and structure. Removing it this way is what makes the process instant and safe for very large videos.
Is my video uploaded?
No. The video is processed on your device and never uploaded.