YouTube to Karaoke
Hear it clean before you pay.
Paste a YouTube link and press Make my karaoke track. The singer comes out, the music stays full length, and you can move it up to 5 semitones to fit your voice. Your first song is free, no sign-in.
- Free result first
- Free with an account
- 1 song covers up to 10 minutes
Vocals out, music intact
The free result removes the vocal. Clean removes the last of the bleed for one song, so it sounds like a real karaoke version.
Your key, your tempo
Move the song up to 5 semitones up or down and set the tempo from 50 to 150 percent. Hear it free, keep it in the file with Clean.
No download step
Paste the link and the audio is fetched and separated in one go. Have the file already? Drop it on the same bar.
How to make a karaoke version of a YouTube song
Paste the link
Copy the song's YouTube link, paste it in the bar above and press Make my karaoke track. Shorts and youtu.be links work too.
Find your key
On the result, move Key until the chorus feels easy, press Apply and sing along to check. Slow the tempo down if a part is too fast.
Sing it
Sing over the track right on the page, full length. Clean keeps your key and tempo in the file and gives you WAV, for $2.99.
How far to move the key
Start with the chorus, since it is usually the highest part. Pick the line that fits, then adjust by one semitone at a time.
| If | Move the key |
|---|---|
| The chorus feels high or strained | Down 2 |
| It sits low and you sound quiet | Up 1 or 2 |
| A man singing a song by a woman | Down 4 or 5 |
| A woman singing a song by a man | Up 3 to 5 |
Moves of 1 to 3 semitones sound the most natural. At 4 or 5 you may hear a slight change in the sound, mostly on drums and cymbals.
Karaoke video, pitch extension or this
Works for any song
- Karaoke video on YouTube
- Only if someone made one
- Pitch extension
- Yes
- AudioForges
- Yes
Singer taken out
- Karaoke video on YouTube
- Yes
- Pitch extension
- No, it shifts the whole video
- AudioForges
- Yes
In your key
- Karaoke video on YouTube
- Only the key it was made in
- Pitch extension
- Yes
- AudioForges
- Yes, up to 5 semitones
A file you keep
- Karaoke video on YouTube
- No
- Pitch extension
- No
- AudioForges
- Yes, MP3, or WAV with Clean
Questions
Paste the YouTube link here and press Make my karaoke track. The vocals are removed and you get the music on its own, full length. Move the key on the result if you need to; Clean keeps it in the file you download.
Yes. Your first song runs with no sign-in, then a free account keeps you going, songs up to 10 minutes each, full length in the browser. Clean, with far less vocal bleed, WAV and your key kept in the file, is $2.99 for one song or 15 songs for $4.99. No subscription.
Yes. Move the song up to 5 semitones up or down on the result and hear it straight away. The tempo stays the same unless you change it. Downloading the track in your new key needs Clean.
Start with the chorus. If it strains, go down 2. A man singing a song by a woman usually needs down 4 or 5, and a woman singing a song by a man up 3 to 5. Sing a chorus and adjust by one.
A little, the further you go. Moves of 1 to 3 semitones sound natural. At 4 or 5 you may hear a slight change in the sound, mostly on drums and cymbals.
Yes. A karaoke video only exists if someone made one, and only in the key they chose. Here any song with a link becomes a karaoke track in your key, and Clean gives you the file to play anywhere.
Yes. Minus one is the song with the lead vocal taken out, which is what you get here. To keep the backing vocals and take out only the lead, use Lead vs Backing Vocals in Clean.
Yes. Open Sing over it on the result, put on headphones, press Record and sing. Play it back and download your cover as a WAV with Clean.
No. You get the audio without the vocal. Lyrics stay with your karaoke player or the original video.
Standard YouTube video links, Shorts and youtu.be links.
Only if you own the song or have permission from the rights holder. AudioForges separates audio. It does not grant any rights to it.
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