A few months ago I was helping a friend with event footage. The venue music was baked into the audio, and every tool I tried did the same thing: separate the audio into stems and hand me files. Then I still had to open an editor, line the vocals back up with the picture, and export again. For a two-minute clip that was an hour of fiddling. So I built VideoFix (bgmremover.com) - it takes a video in and gives you the video back: a clean voice video, a music-only video, plus both stems if you want them. No editor roundtrip. While I was at it, I added the other small tools I kept needing for video cleanup: Remove hardcoded subtitles (custom box/region and time ranges) Blur faces for privacy Extract audio, convert to GIF, convert formats, trim - these run entirely in your browser, the file never leaves your machine A quick AI video enhancer The core separation runs on free trial credits, no sign-up needed to try it; the browser tools require no upload at all. If you have a clip with annoying background music, I'd genuinely like to know how it holds up - and which of the small tools you'd want next.   submitted by   /u/jingkangzhou [link]   [comments]