Upload a song and get two tracks back: the isolated vocals and the instrumental, ready to preview and download.
AI Vocal Remover
Split a song into vocals and instrumental, or into more stems.
Your separated tracks will show up here
Pick 2 stems for vocals and instrumental, or split the song into more parts.
Only upload songs you own or have permission to use.
Want someone else to sing it? Turn these vocals into a new voice AI Song Cover
This is a remove vocal AI tool that runs in your browser, so there is nothing to install. You'll be asked to sign in before uploading, which lets us save your files and results to your account.
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Drag an audio file into the upload area or click it to choose one. MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, and FLAC files up to 20 MB are supported. You can play the file back before you continue to make sure it's the right one.
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Select 2 stems to remove vocals and keep the instrumental as its own track. Choose a different option if you want more parts. The credit cost is shown on the button before you click Separate vocals.
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When processing is done, each track appears with its own player. Listen to both, then download the ones you need. Your results also stay in My Creations, so you can come back to them later.
Not completely, and we'd rather say so up front. Many people look for a free vocal remover online, so here is exactly what costs nothing and what uses credits.
Opening the tool, creating an account, uploading a song, and listening to your upload are all free. There's no software to buy or install. The separation itself uses credits from your account. Each output option has its own credit cost, and that number is shown on the button before you start, so you always know the price before anything is charged.
Once a separation is finished, playing and downloading the resulting tracks doesn't cost anything extra, and they stay in My Creations. If you were hoping for a vocal remover free online with no account at all, this page isn't that. It isn't a free AI vocal remover, but it is a straightforward one: you pay per separation with credits, and you can see the current credit packs on the pricing page.
This tool does both jobs at once: vocal remover and isolation. Removing the voice gives you an instrumental, and isolating it gives you a clean vocal track. Behind the scenes, the vocal remover and isolation AI model listens to the full mix and sorts the sound into separate parts. You choose how many parts you want.
The standard option. You get one track with only the singing and one with everything else. Because the vocal track keeps the voice and drops the band, it also works as an instrumental remover when that's what you need.
Split a song into many separate parts, such as drums, bass, piano, guitar, synths, lead vocal, and backing vocals. Use this AI splitter when you want to rebuild or remix a track piece by piece.
Pull out a single part you pick from a list, for example lead vocal, backing vocals, bass, drum kit, piano, or electric guitar. It's the quickest way to get just one instrument without the rest.
Each result plays right on the page and can be downloaded as an MP3, with WAV also offered when available.
You may also see this kind of tool called a vocal splitter AI, a splitter AI, an AI voice remover, a voice remover, or a voice remover AI. These all mean the same thing as a vocal remover: software that separates singing from the music behind it.
A high-quality original file usually separates more cleanly than a heavily compressed copy or a recording made from speakers. If you have a WAV or FLAC version, use it.
Songs with stacked harmonies, heavy reverb, or vocals that share frequencies with loud instruments are harder to split. You may hear faint traces of the voice in the instrumental, or of the music in the vocal track.
Background noise, room echo, and crowd sounds are mixed into the audio and can end up in either track. A clean studio version gives the model the clearest signal.
Play both tracks on the page first, especially the quiet parts and the chorus. That's where leftover sounds are easiest to notice.
If you only need a backing track for singing, 2 stems is enough. Choose more stems or a single target stem when you need a specific instrument.
Once the voice and the music are on separate tracks, there's a lot you can do with them.
Sing along with the instrumental, then switch to the vocal track to study phrasing, breathing, and harmonies up close.
Use the instrumental at home, at a party, or for a recorded performance of a song you have the rights to use.
Drop the isolated vocal into your own beat, change the tempo, or rebuild the arrangement around it in your editor.
Take the voice away, or pull out a single stem, so the guitar, bass, or piano line is easier to hear and copy.
A clean vocal track is also the starting point for an AI cover. aisongcover.io is built around AI song cover creation: you keep the melody and the lyrics, and change the voice that sings them.
Separate the vocals here, then take them to our AI Song Cover tool to hear the same song in a different voice. Put the new vocal back over the instrumental you just saved, and you have a full cover.
It takes a finished song and separates the singing from the music. You end up with a vocal-only track and an instrumental track that you can play and download separately.
Uploading and listening to your file is free, but each separation uses credits. The cost for the option you picked is shown on the button before you start. Playing and downloading finished tracks doesn't cost anything extra.
No. The tool works online in your browser. You only need to sign in so your uploads and results can be saved to your account.
MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, and FLAC files up to 20 MB. If your file is larger, try a more compressed version of the same song.
Yes. Instead of 2 stems, you can split a song into up to 12 parts, such as drums, bass, and piano, or pull out one target stem you choose from a list.
Some songs are harder to split, especially ones with lots of harmonies, strong reverb, or low-quality source audio. Using the best copy of the song you have usually helps.
Only songs you own or have permission to use. Separating a track doesn't change who holds the rights to it, so check before you share or publish anything you make.
Yes. Take the vocal track to our AI Song Cover tool to hear the song sung in a different voice, then mix it back with the instrumental.