YouTube Vocal Remover
Hear it clean before you pay.
Paste a link. The vocals come out, the music stays, full length. Sing over it, cover it, or sample it.
- Free result first
- Free with an account
- 1 song covers up to 10 minutes
No download step
The audio is fetched for you and the separation starts straight away.
Same workbench
The result opens in Forge Mixer with key and BPM, exactly like an upload.
Upload works too
Have the file already? Drop it on the same bar.
Questions
Paste the YouTube link here and press Remove the vocals. The audio is fetched for you, the vocals are removed, and you hear the instrumental and the vocal as separate parts, full length.
Yes. Your first song runs with no sign-in, then a free account keeps you going, full length, with no watermark. Clean, with far less vocal bleed and WAV downloads, is $2.99 for one song or 15 songs for $4.99. No subscription, and songs never expire.
Yes. Every result gives you the vocal on its own next to the instrumental, full length. Clean takes out more of the drum and cymbal bleed, so the acapella is easier to reuse.
Yes. Removing the vocals takes the sung lyrics out and leaves the music. Play the instrumental on its own, full length, and download it as WAV with Clean.
Start free. If the free result sounds right to you, keep it. If you can still hear the singer faintly or the cymbals sound watery, play the 30 second Clean clip of your own song on the result before you pay. Clean is $2.99 for the whole song.
Yes. On the result, move the song up to 5 semitones up or down and set the tempo, then press Apply and hear it straight away. Changing the tempo does not change the pitch. To download the track in your new key or tempo, unlock the song with Clean.
Standard YouTube video links, Shorts and youtu.be links.
The separation is identical. YouTube's own audio is compressed, so an original file will always sound a little cleaner.
Yes. It runs in the browser on iPhone and Android, with no app to install.
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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