Method 1: Any Device — Free Online Audio Remover (Recommended)
This is the fastest method and works identically on iPhone, Android, Mac, and Windows without installing any apps. The audio removal runs entirely inside your browser using WebAssembly — effectively functioning as an offline tool. Your video is never uploaded to any server, guaranteeing privacy.
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Go to ifiximg.com/remove-audio in your browser.
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Tap or click 'Choose Video' and select your MP4, MOV, WebM, or other video file.
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Tap 'Mute Video'. On the first run, the browser downloads the processing engine — this only happens once.
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Wait a few seconds, then tap 'Download' to save the silent video to your device. There is no watermark!
✅ Works on iPhone Safari, Android Chrome, macOS Safari/Chrome, and Windows.
Method 2: Remove Audio from Video on iPhone
If you don't want to use a web browser, Apple's iMovie app comes pre-installed on most iPhones and can easily mute your videos.
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Open iMovie and create a new Movie project.
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Import your video clip into the timeline.
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Tap the video clip in the timeline so it turns yellow.
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Tap the Volume icon (speaker) at the bottom and drag the slider all the way to 0.
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Tap 'Done' in the top left, then tap the Share icon at the bottom.
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Select 'Save Video' to export the muted video to your Camera Roll.
Method 3: Remove Audio from Video on Android (Google Photos)
Depending on your Android device and version, you might be able to mute a video directly within the Google Photos app.
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Open Google Photos and find the video you want to mute.
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Tap 'Edit' at the bottom of the screen.
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Look for the Speaker icon in the bottom left corner.
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Tap the Speaker icon to mute the video (it will show a slash through it).
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Tap 'Save copy' in the bottom right corner.
Note: If the speaker icon is missing from your Google Photos app, use the free browser method instead.
Method 4: Remove Audio from Video on Windows (Clipchamp)
Windows 11 includes a built-in video editor called Clipchamp (which replaced Movie Maker). It's great for removing audio.
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Open Clipchamp on your Windows PC.
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Import your video and drag it onto the timeline.
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Click on the audio asset on the timeline so it's highlighted.
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Click on the Speaker icon to mute the track, OR right click and select 'Detach Audio', then press the Delete key to remove it entirely.
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Click 'Export' to save your silent video.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I remove audio from a video on my iPhone for free?
Yes. The easiest free method is to open ifiximg.com/remove-audio in Safari on your iPhone and upload your video. The audio is muted entirely in your browser — no app download or upload to a server required. It works on iOS 15 and later.
Can I remove audio from a video on Android without an app?
Yes. Open ifiximg.com/remove-audio in Chrome or any modern browser on your Android phone. Tap 'Choose Video', select your file, and tap 'Mute Video'. The silenced video downloads directly to your phone without any watermarks.
Does removing the audio add a watermark to my video?
No! If you use a privacy-first web tool like iFixImg or built-in software like iMovie, no watermarks are added. Always be careful of free apps that sneak watermarks onto your exported files.
Can I remove audio from a video offline?
Yes. Because modern tools like iFixImg use WebAssembly, the video processing happens entirely in your device's memory (offline). This means your private videos are never uploaded to a cloud server.
How do I remove audio from a video in Google Photos?
Google Photos used to have a mute button, but it is often inconsistent across updates. The most reliable way is to use a dedicated free tool like iFixImg, or use your phone's built-in iMovie (on iOS) to export an audio-free version.