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Vocal Remover / Extractor
Vocal Remover / Extractor
What is this tool?
A browser-based vocal remover. It exploits the fact that vocals are usually mixed dead-center in a stereo track: subtracting one channel from the other cancels out center-panned content, which you can use to remove vocals (karaoke mode) or isolate them (extract mode).
When to use it
- Making a rough karaoke version of a song
- Practicing an instrument along with a backing track
- Isolating a roughly centered vocal for sampling or analysis
- Removing a narrator's voice from a stereo recording
- Experimenting with remix or mashup source material
How to use it
- 1Upload a stereo audio file — mono files can't be processed, since separation relies on stereo channel differences
- 2Choose Remove Vocals (karaoke) or Extract Vocals
- 3Preview the processed audio
- 4Download the result as a WAV file
Frequently asked questions
Why does this need a stereo file?
The technique cancels out audio that's identical in both channels (typically the center-panned vocal) — a mono file has no channel difference to work with.
Will this sound as clean as a real AI vocal remover?
It's a phase-cancellation technique, not a neural source-separation model — it works well on tracks with a clearly centered vocal, but bass and drums are often centered too and get reduced along with the vocal.
Does it work on any song?
Results vary — songs with hard-panned instruments and a dead-center vocal work best; heavily processed or non-center-panned vocals separate less cleanly.
Is my audio uploaded anywhere?
No — all processing happens locally in your browser.