Remove Audio from Video — Keep the Picture

Remove audio from video with Opus 5.5 Video for a silent copy with the original picture.

MP4 / MOV · H.264 · up to 20 MiB / 5 min

All voices, music and background sounds will be removed. Original picture size and timing stay the same.

Choosing a file and previewing it is free. Sign in to export.

The video is sent to our server to remove its audio. Your recording and result are not saved in our cloud storage.

Opus 5.5 Video is an audio remover from video for silent product clips, presentations and social posts. Upload one H.264 MP4 or MOV up to 20 MiB and 5 minutes; the silent MP4 keeps the original video frames, dimensions and timing, with no added watermark. Preview is free; export costs 4 credits (about $0.19), and the smallest purchase is $5.

How to remove sound from video

Remove audio from video by choosing a recording, confirming the credit cost and saving the silent copy. Every audio track is excluded from the download, including alternate languages and separate music tracks inside the file. Keep the original recording if you may need its sound later; changing your device volume does not change the exported file.

  1. 01

    Choose your recording

    Select one MP4 or MOV from your device. Check that it is H.264, no larger than 20 MiB and no longer than 5 minutes.

  2. 02

    Remove all audio

    Sign in and confirm 4 credits. The server copies the video without its audio tracks. Unsupported or already-silent files are rejected before charging.

  3. 03

    Save the silent copy

    Preview and download the MP4. Keep this tab open until you save it. The original file on your device is unchanged.

Same picture, no soundtrack

These three before-and-after clips show the change an audio remover makes: the picture and on-screen captions remain while the soundtrack disappears. Play an original with your device sound on, then play its silent version. Each comparison uses the same ten-second recording; the result contains no audio track, rather than a track with the volume turned down.

Interview with captions

Original · with sound
Result · no audio

10 seconds · Same frames and captions · Audio removed

Close-up conversation

Original · with sound
Result · no audio

10 seconds · Same frames and captions · Audio removed

Workbench presentation

Original · with sound
Result · no audio

10 seconds · Same frames and captions · Audio removed

Can I remove audio from video online for free?

Opus 5.5 Video does not offer a free complete export with the current signup allowance. Previewing is free, but removing audio costs 4 credits (about $0.19) per different file. The current signup gift is 3 credits, so it does not cover one export; the smallest purchase from zero balance is $5. The exported MP4 has no added watermark.

Can I remove audio from MP4 video without changing the picture?

Opus 5.5 Video copies the original compressed video frames into a new MP4 and leaves every audio track out. There is no AI redraw, resizing or video re-encoding, so supported files keep their picture detail, dimensions, frame timing and rotation. The file itself changes, and may become smaller; this is not a video compressor. Unsupported files are rejected instead of silently being converted.

Pricing & credits

A completed audio removal costs 4 credits for one different video, whether it is ten seconds or 5 minutes long. That is approximately $0.19 at the lowest monthly credit price; credits are purchased in packages, not as individual exports. The smallest purchase is $5. Eligible gift and paid credits can be combined; processing failures return any charge.

ActionCreditsPriceOutput / watermark
Select and preview0$0Original preview only
Remove every audio track4≈ $0.19Silent MP4 / no added watermark
Retrieve the same completed export0$0Re-upload the exact original file
Smallest credit purchase—$5Existing credit package

Dollar equivalents use the $0.04714 monthly price per credit. This is a per-file service charge; we do not charge by video resolution or seconds.

View credit packages

What this audio remover cannot do

This audio remover deletes all sound. It cannot keep speech while removing music, clean background noise, mute a chosen time range, add a replacement soundtrack or process a folder in one operation. Only one H.264 video track is supported, up to 4K, 20 MiB and 5 minutes. Burned-in captions remain; separate subtitle tracks, attachments and descriptive file metadata are not carried over.

Processing requires sending your file to our server. We return the result directly and do not save the recording or result in cloud storage. A billing receipt stores the file fingerprint and basic video dimensions and duration. Closing the tab clears the browser preview; keep your own original and downloaded copy.

Audio remover FAQ

Use this tool for a silent copy of an existing recording. The export removes every audio track from the file, so turning up the volume in another player cannot bring back the original conversation or music. The original recording on your device is still available and is the source to keep for later editing.

Can I remove audio from video on my phone without an app?

Yes. Open this page in a current mobile browser, choose a supported file from your device and download the result. Some phone recordings use HEVC rather than H.264; those are not supported here. Keep the browser open while uploading and exporting.

Can I remove audio from multiple videos online?

This tool processes one video at a time. Export and save each result before selecting the next file. Each different file costs 4 credits, so ten different videos cost 40 credits; there is no batch discount.

Can I remove audio and add new audio here?

This page exports a completely silent video. Add a new soundtrack in a video editor afterward. If you need to make a shorter clip or add captions, open the Opus Clip editor; its editing and caption prices are separate.

Can I restore sound from the silent MP4?

The exported MP4 does not contain the deleted audio, so the soundtrack cannot be restored from that file. Keep the original recording. Changing the playback volume or unmuting the result will not recover speech or music.