Upload a song or video and get an MP3 with the vocals taken out, plus the vocals as a separate file. Audio only: no lyrics or video. Free, no sign-up.
1 free song a day, 2 when signed in · full songs · no watermark · WAV and more songs with Pro
Choose a song from your phone, tablet or computer (on an iPhone or iPad, it can come straight from the Files app): an MP3, WAV or M4A file, or an MP4 or MOV video. Unlike the pitch changer, this step runs on our servers, because taking the vocals out of a song needs more computing power than a browser has.
The vocals are taken out of the whole song, start to finish, and you can watch the progress while it works.
When the karaoke maker is done, play the result to check it, then download it as an MP3. The vocals come out as a second file, in case you want to hear how the original singer phrases a line.
Play the original song, then the karaoke track and the vocals the karaoke maker made from it, before you upload your own. Listen to the karaoke track for traces of the singer, and to the vocals for bits of the band, so you know what to expect from a song like yours.
A sung lead over a dance beat and synths.
A karaoke track is the song with the lead singer taken out: drums, bass, guitars, keys and everything else stay where they were. This karaoke maker gives you that instrumental as an MP3, the full length of the song, with no watermark.
How clean it sounds depends on the song. Often the voice is gone completely, but you may hear faint traces of the singer or small artifacts, especially on dense mixes with layered vocals and distorted guitars, on vocals with heavy reverb or effects, and on loud, held notes. Play the result through before the party rather than finding out on the night.
Search for a karaoke maker and you'll find two kinds of tool. About half give you what this page does: an audio track with the vocals removed. The other half make a karaoke video, with the lyrics on screen and the words lighting up in time; some of those also remove the vocals for you, usually with an account and credits.
If you just need something to sing over, at home, at a party or on stage, the audio track is enough: keep the lyrics open on a phone or a second screen while it plays. If you need words on the screen, make the karaoke track here, then add the lyrics in a video editor or a lyric-video tool.
Karaoke versions usually keep the original key, which isn't always the key you sing in. When the karaoke maker has finished, choose Change the key: it opens in the pitch changer, where you move it up or down in semitones and download the new version. That part runs in your browser and doesn't use up any of your free songs, so you can try a few keys and keep the one that fits.
If the original is too high for you, try lowering it two or three semitones first. A man singing a song by a female singer often needs four to six; a woman singing a song by a male singer often needs three to five higher.
Making karaoke for a party? Start with a list of the songs people want. The free plan covers one a day, or two when you sign in; for a longer list, the one-time pack covers 15 songs in one go, and they don't expire.
Listen to each one before the night, and change the key of any song that's too high or too low for whoever is going to sing it. Then put the files in one folder or playlist on the device you'll play from, so nobody has to search for the next song while the room waits.
Families and friends use the karaoke maker for parties and karaoke nights at home; each file is a regular MP3, so it plays on a laptop, a phone, a TV or a karaoke speaker. Singers practice over the karaoke version until they know a song without the original voice to lean on, and use it as the backing for a school show or a rehearsal with no band. Singers recording a cover use it as the backing for their own vocal; for mixing, the WAV download keeps the full quality, and it comes with Pro and the one-time pack.
Every day you can make one karaoke track for free without an account, or two when you sign in: full songs, MP3, no watermark and no card. The Voice Remover uses the same free songs, so a song made on either page counts once. Each file can be up to 10 minutes long and 100 MB. For more songs, longer files or WAV downloads, there's Pro and a one-time pack that doesn't expire; the pricing page lists what each one includes.
Remove the vocals from a song and keep the instrumental.
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Remove the music from a video or recording and keep the voices.
Upload a song or video and get six separate tracks: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano and other instruments.
Raise or lower a song in semitones, or speed it up and slow it down, right in your browser.
Choose a song file and see its BPM and key in a second or two, or tap along to the beat.