Turn video volume up, down, or off — free, browser-based, no re-recording.
This volume changer boosts quiet audio, turns down a loud track, or mutes a clip completely — from one slider, without touching the footage. Works on any video you've already recorded.

A phone mic that picked up a voice too softly is exactly what a volume changer is for.

A track that clips at the peaks, or a clip you need silent before forwarding it — a volume changer handles both directions.

Adjust the level alongside a trim, a crop, or a speed change — all before one export, without re-opening the file each time.

Different jobs turn to a volume changer for very different reasons, all solved by the same slider.
Use a volume changer to level out remote guests who recorded at very different volumes than the host.
Boost quiet lecture audio so it's clear for students watching from home.
Mute background noise in a screen recording before sending it to a customer.
Balance the volume across clips before posting, without opening a full audio editor.
Even out audio between a lapel mic and a room mic recorded on the same clip.

Every fix in this volume changer works the same way, whether the mic was too far away or too close.
Near-silent to well above the original recorded level.
Mute the entire track instantly for a silent version.
Volume changes never touch playback speed.
Runs in the browser — nothing to download.
If the picture is fine, a volume changer fixes the rest — no reason to reshoot anything.
Volume Changer | Reshoot or re-record | |
|---|---|---|
| Fix audio that's too quiet | Boost in one step | Re-record with a mic closer |
| Mute a clip before sharing | Edit out the original audio | |
| Time needed | Under a minute | Reshoot the scene |
| Works on a file you already exported | Original recording only | |
| Needs new software | Often an audio editor | |
| Preview before exporting | Sometimes |
“I record interviews remotely and guests are never at the same volume as me. Boosting a quiet guest track after the fact has saved more episodes than I'd like to admit.”
Talia B.
Podcast host
“Background chatter drowns out my voice for students sitting further from the mic. Boosting the volume before I post the recording makes a real difference at home.”
Mr. Alden R.
High school teacher
Common questions before adjusting video volume.
Boosting raises the existing level, so quiet recordings sound clearer — but audio that was already clipping will still clip at a higher volume.
Set the slider to zero, or use the mute toggle, then export — the video keeps playing with no audio track.
No. Volume only affects the audio level; the picture exports at the same quality as the source file.
Yes — the same slider works both directions, so quieting loud audio is just as easy as boosting soft audio.
No — a volume changer like this one changes the level baked into the exported file itself, not whatever is currently playing through your speakers.
The volume applies to the whole exported range, so trim to the section you want first, then adjust its level.
Muting keeps a silent audio track in the file rather than deleting it, which keeps the video compatible everywhere it's played.
Yes — the new volume level is part of the exported file, so it stays the same no matter where the clip is uploaded or replayed.