iPhone/iPad doesn't allow apps to trigger this automatically — just two manual taps:
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Scroll down and tap "Add to Home Screen"
Mute Video
Strip the audio track out of a video, keeping just the picture —
one click, no options to configure. Runs on a real local video
engine, entirely inside your browser.
No signup · No file limits · Files never leave your device
How It Works
1
Choose Your Video
Select the video file you want to mute.
2
It Processes Automatically
No options needed — the audio track is removed right away.
3
Download the Result
Get your silent MP4, encoded locally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this need to re-encode the video instead of just deleting the audio?
Cleanly removing an audio track while keeping the video byte-for-byte identical only works reliably when the output container matches the input's codec exactly. Since this tool accepts any video format and always outputs a universally compatible MP4, it re-encodes the picture track to guarantee the result plays correctly everywhere.
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. Muting happens entirely inside your browser, on your own device.
What's the engine this runs on?
A real, self-hosted build of FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly — about a 30MB one-time download the first time you use any video/audio tool on this site, then cached by your browser for every tool afterward.
Does this lose picture quality?
A small amount, since the video track is re-encoded (see above) — at the settings used, the difference is not visually noticeable for typical footage.