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How to Compress a Video and Remove Audio

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Removing the audio track shrinks a video file even further when sound is not needed, such as for background clips or screen recordings. You can do both in one step with the free compressor on this page: load your video, check Remove sound, pick a quality or target size, and download the muted MP4 without uploading anything.

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Step by step

  1. Open the video compressor on this page and select your MP4, MOV, or WebM file.
  2. Choose a goal, such as Smaller file, good quality, or a target size like Under 10 MB.
  3. Check the Remove sound option to strip the audio track.
  4. Press Compress video, review the new file size, and download the muted MP4.

At a glance

Clip typeKeep or mute audioWhy
Website background loopRemove soundSaves space and avoids unexpected playback noise.
Silent screen recordingRemove soundRemoves background mic hum and reduces file size.
Tutorial with voiceoverKeep soundRemoving audio would cut out the explanation.
Long 4K clipLower resolution + muteCutting both resolution and audio maximizes savings.

Related questions

Does removing audio make a video much smaller?

It helps most on short clips or videos with high-bitrate audio, where the sound track makes up a noticeable share of the file. On long videos, lowering the resolution or bitrate saves more space.

Can I mute a video without uploading it?

Yes. The tool on this page runs in your browser using your device's own video encoder (WebCodecs), so your file never leaves your phone or computer.

What format do I get after removing the sound?

You get a standard MP4 (H.264 video) with no audio track, which plays normally on phones, computers, and messaging apps.

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Updated November 14, 2026.