VOCAL SEPARATION GUIDE

How to remove vocals from a song

Separate a recording into vocal and instrumental tracks for practice, study or creative work. Here is how to do it and what to expect.

1. Choose your audio

Choose a recording you have the right to use. The current tool accepts browser-decodable mono or stereo files up to 100 MB and 10 minutes; supported formats vary by browser.

2. Separate the tracks in your browser

Open the tool and select or drop in your file. The separation runs on your device and does not upload your audio. The model downloads on first use; processing time depends on file length and device performance. Keep the page open while it works.

3. Preview and download

When processing finishes, listen to the vocal and instrumental previews and download the WAV tracks you need. WAV files can be larger than a compressed original, so allow enough storage space.

How can I improve the result?

Start with a clear recording that has minimal distortion. Backing vocals, reverb and dense arrangements may remain in the instrumental, and instruments can leak into the vocal. Listen to both tracks before deciding whether the result fits your use.

Before you use or share a track

Separating audio does not grant rights to the recording or composition. Check that you have the permissions needed before publishing, performing or using a track commercially.