Vocals
Isolate vocals
Keep the singing on its own: a clean acapella for remixes, samples, or learning how a part is sung.
Isolate Vocals from Song
Isolate or extract vocals from any song online. Get a clean vocal track and the instrumental as WAV files.
- First song free
- 24-bit WAV
- Listen before download
Drop a song here to isolate vocals
MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG, Opus, or MP4, M4V and MOV video. Up to 20 minutes. Audio up to 200 MB, video up to 1 GB.
Your first song is free. No sign-up needed.
How to Isolate Vocals from a Song
Three steps in your browser, on a phone or a computer. There is nothing to install.
- 01
Upload your song
Drop an audio file or an MP4, M4V or MOV video, up to 20 minutes. Audio up to 200 MB, video up to 1 GB.
- 02
Let the AI split it
The voice is separated from the music. If you need to sign in or buy minutes, you come back here and the same song continues.
- 03
Download the vocals
Play the vocal track against the original, then download the vocals and the instrumental as WAV files.
Isolate or Remove Vocals?
Every upload gives you both tracks. The difference is which one you keep.
Instrumental
Remove vocals
Keep the music without the singer: a backing track for karaoke and covers.
What Can You Do with Isolated Vocals?
Make an acapella
Hear the singer's phrasing, harmonies and breathing without the band, or learn the lyrics line by line.
Remix and sample
Drop the vocal WAV into your editor to build a new beat or cut a hook. Make sure you have the rights before you release it.
Practice a cover
Use the vocal as your guide, then sing over the instrumental and compare your take with the original.
What Affects Vocal Isolation Quality?
Source quality
Clean recordings separate best. Converting a low-quality MP3 to WAV does not add detail back.
Busy mixes
Dense arrangements can leave faint traces of instruments in the vocal track.
Reverb and harmonies
Echoes and backing vocals usually stay with the lead vocal rather than splitting off.
Very low or high notes
Notes that overlap the bass or cymbals are the hardest to pull apart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Your first song is free, with no sign-up or card. Sign in with Google for 10 more free minutes, then use pay-as-you-go minute packs with no subscription.
You can upload MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG and Opus audio files, or MP4, M4V and MOV videos. From a video we separate the soundtrack only, so you get the vocals and the instrumental rather than a new video. Both tracks download as WAV, regardless of the input format or whether you use free or purchased minutes.
Files can be up to 20 minutes. Audio up to 200 MB, video up to 1 GB. The free try without an account is limited to one song up to 10 minutes. Sign in with Google to use account minutes for longer songs within the 20-minute upload limit.
Your original audio and separated tracks remain accessible for 24 hours from upload completion. Access ends at expiry, and files are automatically cleaned up afterward. Download the tracks you want to keep before that time.
Some instrument leakage and vocal artifacts are normal, and a completely clean result is not guaranteed. Try a cleaner source recording if you have one, and compare quiet and busy sections before deciding whether the output works for your project. Reverb, layered voices, and instruments that overlap the singer can be difficult to separate.
Separating audio does not give you permission to publish, sell, or sample someone else's music. Make sure you have the necessary rights or permissions for your intended use of the recording and composition. The same reminder applies to remixes, covers, and shared backing tracks.
Isolate Vocals from Your Own Song
Upload a song and get the vocals and the instrumental as two separate WAV files.