Remove the Sound From a Video on Your Mac
Mute Video removes all audio tracks from a video and keeps the picture exactly as it was. Because the video is copied rather than re-encoded, muting is quick and there is no quality loss. The file stays in the same format as the original.
How to use Mute Video
Open Mute Video.
Drop one or more videos, or a folder.
Click Mute.
Open the silent copies in a new folder in Downloads.
Questions about Mute Video
How do I remove audio from a video on Mac?
Drop the video into Mute Video and click Mute. You get a silent copy in the same format, and your original keeps its sound.
Does muting reduce video quality?
No. The picture is copied as is without re-encoding, so quality is unchanged.
Can I replace the sound instead of just removing it?
Yes. Use Replace Audio to put music or narration under the video, or to mix it with the original sound.
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