Remove vocals from songs

Voice Remover

Upload a song, remove the lead vocal, and preview separate Instrumental and Vocals tracks before export.

Upload workbench

Start with a 60-second preview

Select a preset, upload audio, and preview the split before full-length export.

Choose an audio file

One free 60-second preview.

Create an instrumental track and keep vocals as a separate stem.

Preview before exportNo installPrivate processingDownload stems separately

Stem console

Vocal removal result

The default result shows an instrumental track plus the extracted vocal stem.

Demo state
Vocals

0% volume

Drums

100% volume

Bass

100% volume

Guitar

100% volume

Piano

100% volume

Other

100% volume

Vocal removal example

Compare the original, instrumental, and vocal stem

The demo starts with Vocals muted. Play the result, then solo Vocals to hear what was removed without losing access to the extracted voice.

Self-produced 15-second source. This demo shows mixer behavior, not guaranteed separation quality for uploaded songs.

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Drums
Bass
Guitar
Piano
Other

Voice remover output

Two useful results from one split

The page is organized around vocal removal rather than a generic six-file result.

01

Instrumental mix

Vocals are muted by default and the remaining five stems are mixed for export.

02

Separate vocal stem

Solo or download Vocals when you also need the extracted voice.

03

Editable accompaniment

Adjust drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other audio before exporting the result.

Reverb, backing vocals, and instruments sharing the vocal frequency range can leave audible bleed.

Voice removal controls

Remove the voice without discarding it

The default output is an instrumental mix, while the separate vocal stem remains available for checking or download.

Remove vocals by default

The upload workflow starts in Remove Vocals mode for faster instrumental output.

Keep vocals as a separate stem

Download vocals separately or mute them in the mixer.

Preview and mix before export

Solo, mute, and adjust stems before downloading the tracks you need.

Export stems or a final mix

Download individual stems, selected stem packs, or a mixed track workflow.

Private file handling

Private storage, short-lived download links, and a 24-hour audio expiration policy protect each job.

Voice remover uses

Use both sides of the separation

Build a clean backing bed, recover the voice, or compare how vocals sit in the original mix.

Create backing music

Remove the voice from a song to prepare a background or practice track.

Clean up content edits

Separate speech or singing from music so editors can rebuild the soundtrack.

Study vocal placement

Hear the vocal stem by itself and compare it with the instrumental.

Vocal removal workflow

Create an instrumental and keep the vocals

The selected preset controls the initial mix; all six stems remain editable after processing.

  1. 01

    Upload a song.

  2. 02

    Keep the Remove Vocals preset selected.

  3. 03

    Preview Instrumental and Vocals tracks.

  4. 04

    Download the instrumental or export your mix.

Supported audio formats

Upload audio only. Video files are not accepted.

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Voice remover FAQ

Before removing vocals from a song

What the output contains and where vocal artifacts may remain.

Can I remove vocals from a song online?+

Yes. Upload an audio file and the voice remover preset separates Vocals and Instrumental tracks.

Will the instrumental be perfectly clean?+

Most modern mixes work well, but some vocal bleed, reverb tails, or artifacts can remain in complex songs.

Are uploaded files private?+

Uploads and results use private storage and short-lived links. Source audio, previews, stems, and exports are scheduled to expire after 24 hours.

Do I need to install software?+

No. The workflow is browser-based, so users can upload, preview, and export without installing a DAW or desktop stem splitter.

Will every stem be perfect?+

No AI stem splitter is perfect for every song. Vocals, drums, and bass are usually more reliable; guitar, piano, and dense mixes may include bleed or artifacts.