Video audio replacer
Drop a video and a new audio file — the video's own sound is dropped, the new track takes its place, and you get one combined file back.
How the swap works
The video plays through once, muted, while the new audio plays alongside it — both get recorded together into one new file. The result follows the video's length: if the new audio is shorter it goes quiet for the rest, if it's longer the extra gets cut off.
What happens to the original audio?
It's dropped entirely — only the new audio file ends up in the result.
Is my video or audio uploaded anywhere?
No — everything, including the recording step, happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
