A Vocal Remover analyzes a mixed song and separates it into two audio results: vocals and instrumental accompaniment. Use the instrumental when you want the music without the lead voice, or the vocal result when you want an acapella-style track.

Open the Vocal Remover, choose an eligible track from My Songs or upload audio you have permission to process, review the current Credits and requirements, then start. Preview the original, vocals, and instrumental before downloading the result you need.

For music, Voice Remover, Vocal Isolator, and AI Vocal Remover often describe the same two-track task: reduce the singing in the instrumental and reduce the music in the vocal result. This tool is for songs, not general speech cleanup or noise removal.

Yes. The instrumental result can serve as a karaoke or rehearsal backing track, while the vocal result can work as an acapella reference. Quality varies with the source, and you still need the necessary rights for public, derivative, or commercial use.

Not from every mix. Reverb, backing vocals, doubled parts, stereo effects, distortion, mastering, and overlapping frequencies can leave audible bleed or artifacts. The Vocal Remover is designed to produce useful separate results, not guarantee perfect silence.

Available free Credits may cover an eligible Vocal Remover task. The current cost, source limits, download access, and plan requirements appear before you start.

Supported inputs, size and duration limits, output formats, and plan access are shown in the live workbench. If WAV is available for the selected result, it is a lossless file format—not a promise of lossless vocal removal.

The Vocal Remover returns a focused vocals-and-instrumental pair. Use the AI Stem Splitter when you need the available individual instrument layers for your project instead of only two tracks.