Upload a song and the vocal remover takes the vocals out with AI, giving you a clean instrumental, an isolated acapella, or both. It runs Demucs, a widely used open source AI separation model, so it pulls the voice out of the mix instead of guessing with the old phase cancelling trick. Use the instrumental for karaoke, practice, covers or a sync submission, and the acapella for remixes and mashups. Need drums and bass as separate files too? Use the Stem Isolator.
You can try it free. New accounts get 6 free credits for 7 days, and removing vocals from a song costs 4 credits, so your first song is on us. After that you buy credits as you need them, with no subscription required.
Upload the song (MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG, up to 80MB), choose Instrumental, Vocals or both, and start. When it finishes you can play the results in your browser and download them as MP3 files. It all runs online, so there is nothing to install.
This tool uses Demucs, a state of the art open source AI source separation model. Results are very good on most modern, well produced mixes. Very dense arrangements or heavily processed vocals can still leave faint traces of the voice, which is true of every AI vocal remover today.
The old trick cancels out whatever sits in the center of the stereo mix. That takes the vocal, but also the kick, bass and snare, and it leaves the reverb behind. AI separation learns what a voice sounds like and pulls it out on its own, so the rest of the song stays intact.
Yes. Choose Instrumental to get the full backing track with the vocals removed, ready to sing over. Choose Vocals for an isolated acapella to put over a different beat or use in a mashup. You can pick both to get each file from the same upload.
Vocal Remover is a focused version of the same AI separation engine with just two outputs: the vocal and the instrumental. The Stem Isolator adds drums, bass and other instruments as separate files for full remixing and sampling. If you only need the vocals out, or only the acapella, Vocal Remover is the faster way to get there.
Removing the vocals does not change who owns the song. Practicing, singing karaoke at home and working on your own music are fine. To release, stream or monetize a cover, remix or instrumental of someone else's song, 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.