Remove background music from a video
The shop playlist, the wedding song, the leftover soundtrack — gone. Keep the talking, keep the picture, and get a second copy with only the music.
When this saves the day
The reel you couldn't post
A bakery films a perfect 40-second reel of the morning rush — then remembers the café playlist is playing the whole time. Posting it means a copyright claim and muted audio. With the music stripped out, the voice-over survives, the picture is untouched, and a royalty-free track can go back on top.
The vows under the song
Wedding videographers get one take of the vows, and the ceremony singer is right behind them. You can't re-shoot a ceremony. Splitting the audio keeps the spoken words clear on one copy, and leaves the music on the other for the highlight edit.
What you get back
| VideoFix | Audio-only tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Result | Two full videos — music-free and music-only — plus both audio tracks | Audio files only; the picture is discarded |
| Upload | Only the audio track (≈1 MB/min) leaves the browser | The whole video file is uploaded to a server |
| Price | 5 free credits on sign-up (across all tools); credit packs that never expire | Free tier with watermarks, or a monthly subscription |
Drop the video
Nothing to install. The file opens straight from your computer.
Get two videos
One keeps only the speech, the other keeps only the music — same picture, same length.
Download all four files
Both videos plus both audio stems, ready for your editor.
Separate your video now
What you’ll get
A video becomes four files; an audio file becomes two tracks. Tap any card to hear the difference.
The two videos share the same picture — only the sound changes.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the music go?
You get two videos. One has only the voice, the other has the music and ambient sound. Sound effects follow the music side. Separating music from effects is a harder problem, and we don't pretend otherwise.
Do I upload my video?
No. The picture is processed inside your browser with WebAssembly. Only the audio track — about 1 MB per minute — is sent for the separation, then deleted within 24 hours.
Which formats and limits?
Videos up to 500 MB and 30 minutes (MP4 / MOV / MKV), or audio files up to 500 MB and 35 minutes (MP3 / WAV / M4A). An audio input returns audio tracks only. Sign-up gives you 5 free credits (one time) — how far they go depends on each tool's rate.
Does the picture lose quality?
No. The video stream is never re-encoded. The original picture stream is remuxed with the new audio, so the image is bit-for-bit what you shot.
Which browser works best?
Chrome and Edge are the smoothest and can save large results directly to disk. Safari and Firefox work up to the same 500 MB limit.
Is it really free?
Sign up and get 5 free credits (one time). When you need more, buy credit packs once — they never expire, and there is no subscription.