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Free Vocal Remover Online for Karaoke and Acapella

Separate a song into vocals and an instrumental backing track.

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File type
MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, OPUS, WebM
File size
Up to 50 MB
Duration
Up to 5 minutes

Separate a song into vocals and an instrumental backing track. Listen to both versions and download free WAV files for karaoke, practice or editing.

Explore the sound

Hear the voice and music on their own

A mixed track contains separate parts. These spoken-word examples combine a voice with music. Switch between the mix and its original parts to hear what each contains.

A spoken voice and keyboard music combined in a mix and shown as separate audio tracks
Compare the full mix, the music, and the voice.

A voice over gentle keys

A mix made from separate voice and music tracks.

A spoken-word mix with a beat, alongside its original music-only and voice-only tracks
Hear how the rhythm and words form the full mix.

A voice over a steady beat

A mix made from separate voice and music tracks.

Audio credits

Voice excerpts: Garth Comira reading Ashiel Mystery and Heather Barnett reading Sense and Sensibility. From LibriSpeech by Vassil Panayotov, Guoguo Chen, Daniel Povey, and Sanjeev Khudanpur, under CC BY 4.0. Excerpts trimmed and mixed for these examples. Noise, room effects, and music added by Loudness.ai.

01 — The tool

Free vocal remover to separate voice and instrumental audio

The free Vocal Remover splits a song into vocals and an instrumental. Use the music as a karaoke backing track, or save the voice as an acapella. Listen to the singer alone to study a phrase or prepare an edit. You can preview both WAV tracks before saving them.

Upload a clear MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC song and compare the results with its full mix. To remove vocals use the instrumental output; to isolate the singer use the vocal output. Separation is different from cutting a song into shorter clips. If you also want individual drums and bass, choose the Stem Splitter and its four-track result.

Vocal Remover separating a full song into vocal acapella and instrumental karaoke WAV tracks
Download the instrumental for backing or the vocal part for an acapella.

02 — How it works

How to remove vocals from a song online for free

  1. Choose the song recording

    Upload the version you want to work with. Prefer a clear source when one is available. A live room recording or a heavily distorted copy can make vocal and instrumental parts harder to judge.

  2. Preview voice and instrumental

    Play both tracks and check the chorus, backing voices and long vocal effects. Compare the music with the original song. Make sure the part you need works as a backing for your singing or practice session.

  3. Download the part you need

    Save the instrumental, vocal track or both WAV files. Keep the original timing when importing them into a project. For a shorter rehearsal passage, open the downloaded track in the Audio Cutter.

03 — Practical uses

Make karaoke tracks, acapellas and vocal practice clips

Karaoke backing tracks

Use the instrumental while you sing the lead part. Cut a repeated verse or chorus with the Audio Cutter when you want a focused practice clip instead of the complete song.

Learning a vocal phrase

Listen to the isolated singer to study phrasing and note entrances. Use the Audio Speed Changer for a slower version while keeping the pitch of the passage.

Working with an acapella

Import the vocal WAV into a music project and check its timing against a new backing. The BPM Finder can help you identify the source song's tempo before arranging the vocal.

04 — Frequently asked questions

Vocal Remover questions

Is the online vocal remover free?

Yes. Separate a supported song, preview its voice and instrumental outputs and download the WAV files for free. No change is made to the original file stored on your device.

What is the difference between karaoke and acapella?

A karaoke backing keeps the instrumental accompaniment for someone else to sing over. An acapella contains the isolated vocal part. This tool provides both so you can choose the version needed for your task.

Will every vocal disappear from the instrumental?

Dense mixes, backing vocals and long vocal effects can leave traces or affect nearby instruments. Preview the sections you need. A clear source and a useful listening comparison matter more than expecting perfect removal from every song.

Can I isolate drums, bass or guitar here?

This tool gives you vocals and an instrumental. Use Stem Splitter for separate drums and bass. Its fourth track groups the other parts, such as guitar and piano. Those instruments do not each get their own output.

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