Upload a song and the karaoke maker gives you a karaoke kit in one go: the instrumental with the vocals taken out, plus the lyrics written down from the singing. The vocals are removed with Demucs, a widely used open source AI separation model, and the lyrics are transcribed from the separated vocal track, so the music is out of the way. Play the instrumental in your browser or download it as an MP3, and sing along with the lyrics on screen.
You can try it free. New accounts get 6 free credits for 7 days, and making a karaoke track costs 4 credits, so your first song is on us. After that you buy credits as you need them, with no subscription required.
Sign in, upload the song (MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG, up to 80MB) and press Make Karaoke Track. In a few minutes you get the instrumental to play or download and the lyrics on screen, both from that one upload. It all runs online, so there is nothing to install.
The AI listens to the separated vocal track and writes down the words it hears, in the language they are sung in. It does not look lyrics up anywhere, so it also works on demos and songs with no published lyrics. Read them through once before you sing, since heavy vocal effects, mumbled lines or very fast rap can lead to a few wrong words.
No. You get the lyrics as plain text, without timing, so they do not scroll or light up along with the song. Keep them open on screen or print them while the instrumental plays. For a lyric video, you can line the text up with the music in your video editor.
You still get the instrumental. If no clear words can be heard on the vocal track, for example on an instrumental or a song made of hums and vocal chops, the lyrics part says No clear vocals found instead of guessing. The credits are not refunded in that case, because the vocal removal is still done.
Vocal Remover gives you audio only: the instrumental, the isolated vocals, or both. Transcribe Lyrics from Audio gives you the words only, as text. The karaoke maker does both jobs from one upload for 4 credits: it takes the vocals out and writes down the lyrics from the separated vocal track, so you have everything you need to sing along. If you also want the acapella file, use Vocal Remover.
Singing along at home, at a party or for practice is fine. Removing the vocals does not change who owns the song or its lyrics, so to post a karaoke version of someone else's song online, stream it, sell it or release it, you need permission or a license from the rights holders. For your own songs, go ahead.
Uploads are processed securely and kept for up to 7 days so you can come back to them from History, then deleted automatically. Your music is never used for AI training.