Instrumental Maker
Turn a song into an instrumental for singing or practice. Remove vocals in your browser, listen to the backing track and download WAV. Free, no signup.
Your audio is processed on your device, in your browser.
MP3 or PCM WAV, mono or stereo. Up to 10 minutes and 100 MB per source file. Download both tracks as 44.1 kHz PCM 16-bit WAV. Processing runs on your device and can take several minutes, or longer than the song on phones. Keep this page open and the screen awake. Try a short selection first; Cancel stops the task.
Supported formats
MP3 or PCM WAV, mono or stereo. Up to 10 minutes and 100 MB per source file. Download both tracks as 44.1 kHz PCM 16-bit WAV.
Refreshing or closing this tab clears your audio project. Help
How to use
- 1
Choose a song
Open an MP3 or PCM WAV file from your device. The full file is selected initially; set Start and End to work on a shorter section.
- 2
Separate the two tracks
Choose Create instrumental and vocals. Keep the page open and the screen awake while the progress counter advances.
- 3
Listen and download
Compare the original, instrumental and vocals, then download the track you need. Both results are PCM WAV files. Choose Continue editing on either track to trim it, adjust loudness or export MP3.
When this tool helps
Sing along
Use the instrumental as a backing track for vocal rehearsal. Listen through the chorus to check how much of the lead and backing vocals remain.
Practise an instrument
Hear the instrumental arrangement without the lead vocal competing for attention. The result combines the instruments; it does not isolate individual drums or guitars.
Try a chorus as a backing track
- Set Start to 30 and End to 60 seconds.
- Create both tracks, then play Instrumental.
- Listen for remaining vocals and check that the result is 30 seconds long.
What to check Download the instrumental when the balance works for your rehearsal. A short test helps you judge the result before processing a full song.
Instrumental maker
Need a backing track for rehearsal? The instrumental maker separates the singing from an existing recording so you can sing or play along. Your file stays on your device, and one run also gives you the vocal track.
Before you export
- Use MP3 or PCM WAV, up to 10 minutes and 100 MB per source file.
- Both tracks download as 44.1 kHz PCM 16-bit WAV. Listen to the result before using it.
Questions and answers
Does it generate new instrumental music?
No. It removes the vocal component from an existing song. Choose a recording you already have; there is no text-to-music generation.
Is an acapella the same as removing vocals?
They are complementary outputs: the acapella keeps the voice, while the instrumental keeps the accompaniment. This tool creates both in one run.
Will every voice or instrument separate perfectly?
Results depend on the recording. Reverb, backing vocals and overlapping instruments can leave audible traces. Try a short section and listen before processing the whole file.
How long does processing take on a phone?
It depends on the device and song. A full track may take several minutes or considerably longer than its playing time. Keep the browser in the foreground; progress is shown and you can cancel.
Are my songs uploaded or stored online?
No. Audio separation runs in your browser. The model downloads when needed, but your song is not sent to a processing server. Save your results before refreshing or closing the tab.
Can I keep my other edits?
Your editor settings stay available when you switch tools. Separation uses the original file and its selected time range, without the editor effects. Choose Continue editing on a result to trim it, adjust loudness or export MP3 without downloading and reopening it. This starts a new edit with fresh settings and replaces the current file and results; save the other track first if needed. The editor file-size limit still applies.