Remove Audio from WEBM

Strip the soundtrack from any video without re-encoding. Quality untouched, near-instant. Tuned for WEBM: it is video the way browsers like it: open, royalty-free and built to stream.

Drop your file here to upload

WEBM

Drop your WEBM here

We'll remove the audio. The picture stays exactly as it is.

  • Free, no signup
  • No watermark, ever
  • Files auto-delete in 1 hour
  • Nothing to install

How to remove audio from a WEBM video

  1. 1

    Drop in the video that needs silencing. Any common format works.

  2. 2

    There is nothing to configure: muting starts on its own the moment the upload finishes.

  3. 3

    Download the same video without the soundtrack. The picture is copied bit for bit, so quality is untouched and the whole run takes seconds.

Why mute it here

True stream copy

The video stream is copied bit for bit while the audio track is left behind: nothing is decoded, nothing re-encoded. Quality cannot drop, because the pixels are never touched.

Done in seconds

Because there is no re-encode, muting is limited by file size, not video length. A two-hour recording mutes about as fast as a two-minute one.

Your container, kept

MP4 in, MP4 out; MOV stays MOV. Anything that played the original plays the muted copy.

No watermark, no signup

Free for everyday use, and both files delete themselves from our servers within an hour.

Removed, not silenced: what muting actually does

Many online muters re-encode the entire video just to drop the sound, which is slow and shaves a little quality each time. Flippy runs the copy-video, drop-audio recipe instead: the audio track is removed from the container and the video passes through untouched.

The result has no audio track at all, rather than a silent one. Players handle that fine, but a few editing timelines expect every clip to carry audio: if yours complains, add a silent track inside the editor rather than re-uploading.

Keep the original if you might want the sound later. The muted file has genuinely lost its audio: there is nothing left in it to recover.

Questions people ask

Does muting re-encode my video?

No. The video stream is copied bit for bit; only the audio track is dropped. That's why it takes seconds.

Can I get the audio back later?

Not from the muted file; the track is gone from it. Keep your original if you might want the sound again.

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