Online Vocal Remover

First, upload the song. Drop an audio file on the page or choose one from your device; MP3, WAV, M4A and OGG are accepted up to 50 MB. Single files can be processed for free, and paid plans or credit packs add batch upload of up to 10 files.

Second, the AI model analyzes the mix and separates the vocal layer from the instrumental. For more control, the AI Stem Splitter splits the same kind of file into four synchronized tracks: vocals, drums, bass and other instruments, all starting at the same point so they stay aligned in an editor. Signed-in users see the credit cost before a task starts.

Third, preview and export. Listen to each track in the browser, then sign in to download MP3, the default, or WAV. Four-stem results can be downloaded one by one or as a ZIP of the full set, and completed tasks stay in your history. Downloading again from a task you already paid for does not charge credits a second time.

• •AI Vocal Removal - Splits a finished song into an instrumental and a vocal track for karaoke, cover practice, acapella preparation and remix drafts, with both results playable in the browser before you download.
• •Four-Stem Splitting - Separates vocals, drums, bass and other instruments into four files with matching timing. Signed-in users can also pick a song they made with the site's AI Music Generator instead of uploading a file.
• •Free Guest Previews - One result a day with no account, on tracks up to 5 minutes. Unlocking a guest result for download costs 5 credits, which the daily check-in can cover.
• •Batch Processing and ZIP Export - Paid subscriptions and one-time credit packs add batch upload of up to 10 files, queue processing and ZIP downloads.
• •MP3 or WAV Output - Download MP3 by default or WAV when you need an uncompressed file. The site notes that WAV does not restore detail missing from the source or remove separation artifacts.
• •One Credit Balance for Other Music Tools - Credits also work for AI music generation, song extension, AI song covers, lyrics, music video and audio to MIDI, alongside free utilities such as a BPM tapper and key and BPM finder.

Singers and karaoke hosts can make a backing track from any song they own when no official instrumental is available, and cover musicians can practise over the original arrangement with their own vocal in place of the lead. Producers and DJs can pull an acapella or instrumental to sketch edits, mashups and remix ideas before opening a DAW, and use the four-stem splitter to study how drums and bass sit in a mix.

Music teachers can play the vocal and instrumental layers separately for ear training and listening exercises. Content creators can make background tracks for short videos. Occasional users can stay on free previews or buy a one-time credit pack, while people processing many files can use a monthly or annual plan for batch uploads and ZIP export.