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Guide on Eliminating Audio from Figma Video Clips (without Cost)

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Unveiling the Secret: Silencing Figma Video Clips at No Cost
Unveiling the Secret: Silencing Figma Video Clips at No Cost

Guide on Eliminating Audio from Figma Video Clips (without Cost)

Here's how to deafen videos in Figma using cost-free methods: You've got two solid solutions: deadening the audio in the video itself or transforming the video into a GIF, which, you guessed it, comes sans sound by default.

Method 1: Stifle That Sound With Kapwing (For Free)

  1. Dump your vid into the Kapwing editor (You can upload from your device or stick it online if it's already there).
  2. Grab that video in the editor.
  3. Navigate to the Audio controls panel on the right side.
  4. Find the Volume slider and slide it all the way to the left until it reads 0%, muffling the video thoroughly.
  5. Hit the Export Project button and select Export as MP4 to spit out a new, mute video.
  6. Save the silent video and then drop it into Figma for a soundless adventure.

This method retains the video's format but jettisons the audio, making it ideal for prototypes or presentations where audio ain't your cup of tea[1][3].

Method 2: Turn That Audio Off With a GIF Transformation

A speedier, free way to mute a video is to turn it into a GIF format:

  • GIFs do not shuffle your speakers with audio, so transforming any video into a GIF instantly hoes it.
  • Use a free online converter (such as Kapwing or similar tools) to upload your video and convert it into a GIF.
  • Once changed, import the GIF into Figma. It will play without a sound by default since GIFs lack audio.

This approach is more straightforward and quicker if you don't require the video's format and aren't fussy about a GIF's limited color palette and frame rate.

Both methods are free and effective for muffling audio in Figma. Removing the audio preserves the video quality and format, while turning it into a GIF strip it of audio automatically.

References: [1][3]

  1. If you're looking for a quick way to mute your smartphone's video, you can simply convert it into a GIF using online tools like Kapwing.
  2. In addition to muting videos, modern technology also offers a variety of gadgets, such as smartphones, that cater to diverse needs and preferences.

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