How to remove audio from a video in Windows 11 (2 easy ways)
Learn how to remove audio from a video in Windows 11.
Clipchamp
Clipchamp is a simple video editor that is pre-installed in Windows 11. It doesn't have a lot of features, but it's enough for removing audio from a video. If you want a video editor with more features, then I recommend Filmora (second method on this page).
1. Open Clipchamp. One way to open Clipchamp is to click on the Windows start menu button > All apps > Clipchamp.
You can also open Clipchamp by clicking on the Windows start menu button or search icon > typing clipchamp > clicking on Clipchamp in the search results.
2. Click on Create a new video.
3. Click on the (+) button in the upper left corner of Clipchamp.
4. Click on Browse files.
5. In the next window, you navigate to the video you want to edit.
6. Select the video.
7. Click on Open.
8. Drag the video to the timeline. Or hover your mouse pointer over the video and then click on the plus [+] icon.
9. Right-click on the video in the timeline > Audio > Detach.
10. An audio track will appear below the video. Right-click on the audio track below the video > Delete.
11. When you're done editing the video, you click on the Export button in the upper right corner.
12. Select a video quality.
Clipchamp will now create your video.
The result will be a new video without audio.
The original video will not be affected.
Clipchamp will save the new video in the Downloads folder on your PC.
Filmora
Filmora is an easy-to-use video editor with a lot of video-editing tools.
I'm using Filmora video editor to record my computer's screen and create videos for my YouTube channel.
1. Open Filmora.
2. Click on Create New Project.
3. Click on Import > Import Media Files.
4. In the next window, you navigate to the video you want to edit.
5. Select the video.
6. Click on Open.
7. Drag the video to the timeline. Or hover your mouse pointer over the video and then click on the plus (+) icon.
8. When you get a message that says “The resolution or frame rate of this media does not match the settings of this project.”, you click on the button below Match to Media.
9. Right-click on the video in the timeline > Detach Audio.
10. An audio track will appear below the video. Right-click on the audio track below the video > Delete.
11. When you're done editing the video, you click on the Export button in the top toolbar.
You can also click on Export in the top menu and then click on Create Video.
12. A “Export” window will open, and here you can enter a name for the video, select a video format, change a few advanced settings, etc.
13. When you're done, you click on the Export button in the bottom right corner of the window.
Filmora will now create your video.
The result will be a new video without audio.
The original video will not be affected.
Filmora will save the new video in the following location on your PC: Documents/Wondershare/Wondershare Filmora/Output.