Choose a local video
Select or drop the file whose whole soundtrack you want removed.
Turn one local video into a silent MP4 by removing its audio tracks. Save a separate version without the recorded sound. Free, without an account, upload or added watermark.
Choose a file, remove the sound and download the MP4. This affects the whole video.
Select or drop the file whose whole soundtrack you want removed.
Start processing and keep the tab open. There is no range or track selection.
Save the result, then open it in a player to check the picture and silence. This page has no result player.
Remove audio locally without sending the source to DojoClip.
Compatible MP4, MOV and WebM sources are saved as silent MP4.
Video may be copied or re-encoded; unchanged quality is not guaranteed.
The downloaded silent copy does not overwrite your source file.
Remove all audio for the entire clip with one action.
Processing speed depends on codecs, duration, resolution and device memory.
MP4, MOV and WebM are containers; their video codecs and browser support determine whether conversion works. A file extension alone does not guarantee compatibility.
A 20-second clip shows a bag opening, but also contains conversation and handling noise. Removing audio makes the whole exported clip silent, including the zipper sound. Use it when none of the original sound is needed; download and play the MP4 before sharing it.
If you want to keep speech while reducing background noise, use Noise Removal. To save the soundtrack separately, use Audio Extractor. To substitute another recording, use Replace Audio. Browse all free tools.
Yes. No account or credits are required, and no DojoClip watermark is added.
No. The browser reads your local file and creates a separate result. Your original file remains unchanged. Download the silent copy before leaving the page.
MP4, including when the supported source is MOV or WebM. There is no output-format selector. Compatibility can require video re-encoding; an unsupported conversion may fail.
The tool has no fixed file-size or duration cap. Memory and browser codec support still limit successful processing. Try a shorter or smaller source if export fails.
Yes. A player’s mute button leaves the audio in the file. This download omits the audio tracks, so turning the player’s volume up cannot bring them back. Keep the original if you may need the sound later.
No. Speech, music, ambience and effects are all removed. There is no selective cleanup, vocal separation, partial muting or choice of individual audio tracks.
Compatible video may be reused, but some inputs need re-encoding. Quality, size and media properties can change. Removing sound alone does not guarantee a smaller file. Compare the downloaded picture with the source.