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Free AI Vocal Remover
Use this free AI vocal remover to separate a song into an instrumental backing track and isolated vocals. Download both as WAV with no account or upload. The AI runs entirely on your device.
Drag & drop a song here
or
MP3 · WAV · FLAC · M4A · OGG
File:
The model download is cached for next time.
Your instrumental is ready
No upload · No login · No watermark · Audio stays on your device
Two tracks from one song
The instrumental
Drums, bass and every instrument, mixed back together with the vocal taken out. This is the karaoke track, the backing track, the bed you rap or sing over.
The vocals
The lead and backing vocals on their own, with the music stripped away. Useful for mashups, remixes, and studying a performance up close.
Both come back as 16-bit stereo WAV at 44.1 kHz, ready for any DAW.
A vocal remover that never receives your song
With a cloud-based vocal remover, the audio is sent to a server for processing. Here, the audio stays on your device throughout separation.
This one separates vocals from music inside your browser. The model downloads to your device when you start, and your song is processed locally — never uploaded, never stored, never seen by anyone.
- No file ever leaves your device
- No upload queue; mobile files up to 32 MiB
- No account, no email, no watermark
- No audio is sent to a server
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How to remove vocals from a song
Add your song
Drop in an MP3, WAV or FLAC. It is decoded locally — no upload.
Choose and start
Choose a sample or full song, then start. First use downloads 80–180 MB plus runtime files; use Wi-Fi.
Vocals removed
The model lifts out the vocal stem and remixes what is left into an instrumental.
Download
Preview both tracks, then save the instrumental, the vocals, or both.
What people use it for
Karaoke
Make a karaoke version of any song you own, including the ones nobody has published an official backing track for.
Backing tracks
Singers and cover bands rehearse over the real instrumental instead of a MIDI approximation.
Mashups & remixes
Take the acapella from one track and the instrumental from another and put them together.
Practising an instrument
Without the vocal in front, the guitar and keyboard parts are far easier to pick out by ear.
Sampling
Grab an instrumental passage to chop, or extract an instrumental section clean of any vocal bleed.
Content creation
Use the instrumental as a music bed when the vocal would compete with your own voiceover.
Vocal remover FAQ
How do I remove vocals from a song?
Drop the song into the vocal remover above and press the button. An AI model separates the recording into its parts, discards the vocal stem, and mixes the drums, bass and instruments back together into a clean instrumental you can download as a WAV.
Is this vocal remover free?
Yes. No account, no sign-up, no export limit, and no watermark burned into the instrumental. There is nothing to install.
Does my song get uploaded anywhere?
No. The AI runs inside your browser, so the song is decoded and separated on your own device and never uploaded.
Can I separate vocals from music and keep the vocals instead?
Yes — this page hands you both. The instrumental is the main result, and the isolated vocal track comes back alongside it as a bonus. If the vocal is what you actually want, the acapella extractor is built around that job.
How good is the quality? Will I hear vocal bleed?
This AI vocal remover uses Demucs to estimate the vocal and instrumental parts. Reverb, compression and overlapping sounds can leave vocal bleed or artifacts. Preview the instrumental before using it for karaoke or practice.
Can I use this to extract an instrumental for karaoke?
That is one of the most common uses. Remove the vocals, download the instrumental, and you have a karaoke backing track for any song you own — no waiting for someone to publish an official version.
What formats can I use?
MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A and OGG go in. The instrumental and the vocal track both come back as 16-bit stereo WAV at 44.1 kHz.
Why does it download something the first time?
Because the AI runs on your device rather than on our servers, your browser fetches the model once (about 80–180 MB, plus runtime files). Your browser may cache these files, but each new task still needs to initialise the model. Eligible devices use local GPU acceleration; others use standard processing. A full song can take tens of minutes on a slower device.