Drop a video and it is rebuilt without its audio track on your device — the sound is gone from the file, not just turned down.
Drop a video and it is rebuilt without its audio track on your device — the sound is gone from the file, not just turned down.
Remove the audio track from a video in your browser — mute a clip permanently before sharing it. Background conversations, embarrassing commentary, music you don't have rights to: drop the video and GhostVideo strips the audio on your device, returning a clean silent copy. Nothing is uploaded, which is rather the point when the reason you're muting it is what can be heard in the background.
How it works
Drag in the clip. It opens in the GhostVideo studio with Remove audio pre-selected.
ffmpeg rebuilds the file without its audio stream, entirely in your browser — fast, since the video itself isn't re-encoded.
Save the muted copy — the audio isn't turned down, it's gone from the file.
No — the audio stream is removed in your browser; the file never leaves your device.
Gone — the output file contains no audio track at all. Nobody can ‘turn it back up’ downstream.
No — the video stream is copied untouched; only the audio stream is dropped. That's also why it's fast.
Not yet — this tool removes. To keep the audio separately, run MP4 to MP3 first, then remove it from the video.
Audio is usually a small fraction of a video's size — the win here is silence, not compression. Run Compress if you need it smaller.
Every GhostVideo tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded — there's no upload endpoint to send it to.