
Karaoke nights & parties
Build the night's playlist from songs your friends actually want, instead of whatever the karaoke box happens to stock.
Upload a song and get a vocal-free instrumental to sing over — plus the isolated vocal if you want to hear the original line.
Drop in any MP3, WAV or FLAC you own. It uploads privately and processes in the cloud — no app to install, nothing to configure.

Upload a song and get a vocal-free instrumental to sing over — plus the isolated vocal if you want to hear the original line.

Preview the karaoke track in the browser, then download it as MP3 or lossless WAV and play it anywhere you sing.




Karaoke nights, wedding sets, choir rehearsals and cover videos all need the same thing — a backing track for a song nobody has licensed yet.

Build the night's playlist from songs your friends actually want, instead of whatever the karaoke box happens to stock.

Practise against the original vocal, then run it again over the instrumental until the phrasing and timing sit right.

The request list changes every week. Make the backing track for whatever song the booking calls for, the same day.

Start from a clean instrumental, then add synced lyrics to publish a karaoke video with words on screen.
Upload a song and get a vocal-free instrumental to sing over — plus the isolated vocal if you want to hear the original line.
Any recording works — pop, rock, R&B, hip-hop, country, K-pop, latin, older ballads. Studio recordings separate most cleanly; live bootlegs and heavily compressed rips give a rougher result because the vocal is baked further into the mix.
Upload the MP3 and hit separate — no conversion or preprocessing first. MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, M4A and OGG all go in directly, up to 50 MB and 12 minutes per track.
Make the karaoke track here, then run it through the Lyric Video Maker — it times the words to the vocal automatically and exports an MP4 with the lyrics highlighting as they land. If you only need the timed lyric file, the LRC Generator gives you word-level timestamps.
You get monthly credits free, so you can make karaoke tracks at no cost. Heavier use draws more credits and you can top up any time — there is no monthly karaoke subscription.
A karaoke app plays tracks someone else licensed, so a song is either in the catalogue or it isn't. This makes the track from your own copy of the recording, which means new releases and obscure songs work the same as the classics.
The files you generate are yours to keep, but removing the vocal from a copyrighted song doesn't give you rights to the original recording. Performing or publishing it still needs whatever permission that use would normally require.
Put the words on screen, word-synced, and export an MP4.
Get word-level timed lyrics for any karaoke player.
Split the song further into vocals, drums, bass and more.
Tune your own take before you put it over the backing.
Set the title, artist and cover on your karaoke track before you share it.
Upload the song, take out the singer, sing it yourself. Free to start.