Mute a Video, Every Setting: Remove, Silence a Part, Trim (Free)

Every setting of the free Mute Video tool on a 1080p clip with music on it: Remove all audio (No audio track, 47.8 MB, the picture copied not re-encoded), Replace with a silent track (for uploads that insist on sound), Silence chosen sections (3 s to 6.5 s, with 10 ms fades so there is no click), Trim to a segment (6 seconds, 27.6 MB, still no re-encode), and the output format — WebM is the one that re-encodes, and it says so. Three jobs. Nothing is uploaded.

Mute Video, every setting, on a 10-second 1080p clip with music on it. Before anything runs it says the picture will be copied, not re-encoded, so the video comes out exactly as it went in. Remove all audio drops the soundtrack (48.0 MB → 47.8 MB). Replace with a silent track keeps an audio stream that is silent, for editors and upload forms that refuse a video without sound. Silence chosen sections mutes only a range — 3 s to 6.5 s here — with a 10 ms fade at each edge so there is no click. Trim to a segment keeps just the part you want, still without re-encoding. Same as source, MP4, MOV and MKV copy the picture; WebM re-encodes, and the list says so before you choose it. Keep selected tracks is for files with more than one audio track. Free mutes one video up to 300 MB and 60 minutes with three silenced sections; Pro takes 20 videos, 50 sections and track choice. Nothing is uploaded.