ViralMint strips a video's audio track entirely and leaves the picture bit-for-bit untouched — the whole job takes a second and runs on your own machine.
Free and unlimited — no account, no watermark, and the file never leaves your browser. Big files and batch runs are faster in the desktop app.
There is a real difference between muting a track and deleting it. Setting the volume to zero re-encodes the audio to silence, so the file still carries an audio stream and still pays for those bytes. ViralMint drops the stream outright, which is what 'no sound' should mean.
The video stream is copied across untouched, so removing audio costs you nothing in visual quality and finishes almost instantly — even on a long file. Tools that re-encode the whole video to strip a track make you wait and lose quality for no reason.
If the video never had an audio track, you get a plain message saying so rather than an identical file handed back with no explanation.
Launch the ViralMint desktop app, open Tools, and choose Remove Audio.
Drop in an MP4, MOV, MKV or WEBM file, or pick one from your Library.
Opening the tool from the Remove Audio card selects it for you; it also sits alongside flip, rotate, loop and volume in the Transform tool.
Click Apply. The audio stream is dropped, the video stream is copied, and the silent MP4 is ready immediately.
No, and the distinction matters. Muting sets the volume to zero but keeps a silent audio stream inside the file. This removes the stream, so the output genuinely has no audio track at all — which is what platforms and editors expect when you say a clip is silent.
Not at all. The video stream is stream-copied rather than re-encoded, so the picture in the output is identical to the source. The only thing that changes is the missing audio track and the bytes it occupied.
Yes — strip the original here, then use the Voice-over tool to generate narration, or add a track from the Music Library. ViralMint keeps them as separate steps so you can hear each one before committing.
MP4, MOV, MKV and WEBM go in; an MP4 comes out. Since the video is copied rather than converted, the picture in that MP4 is exactly the stream from your source file.
The Remove Audio From Video ships inside the free ViralMint desktop app — no subscription, no watermark, no per-minute cap. Download once, use on as many videos as you want.
