AI karaoke maker
Upload a song and this karaoke maker takes the singer out and leaves the music to sing over, plus every other stem. Hear one song a day free with no sign-up; the whole track is $0.50, with no subscription.
Drop a song here or choose a file
MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG · up to 10 minutes and 90 MB
Free: 1 song a day, 5 when signed in · full song $0.50
Hear the karaoke track
A real 30-second excerpt, run through the karaoke maker you use here. Play the original, then switch to the instrumental to hear the karaoke track you would sing over.
Original. The excerpt as released, with the singer. Press play, then switch to the karaoke track.
“Persephone (ft. Vidian, Dimitri Artemenko)” by snowflake, ccmixter.org/files/snowflake/22364, licensed under CC BY 2.5. Stems separated by Stem Split AI.
The excerpt runs from 0:30 to 1:00 of a Creative Commons song. A karaoke maker removes the voice, not the words on screen: the track has no lyrics, and backing vocals may end up in either the vocals or the instrumental, so check the preview.
Four steps
Add an MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A/AAC or OGG file up to 90 MB and 10 minutes long. The karaoke maker takes files, not YouTube or other links.
The separation runs on our own servers. The preview comes first, usually in about a minute, and you can leave the page and come back.
Play 30 seconds of the karaoke track and sing over it. The first song of the day is free without an account, and signed-in users get 5 songs a day.
Sign in and unlock the whole song for 125 credits, which is $0.50. You get the karaoke track and the other four stems as MP3 (320 kbps) and WAV (16-bit, 44.1 kHz).
Sing it your way
A karaoke track is a song with the singer taken out. These are the nights and projects people make one for.
Make a karaoke track of the songs your friends actually want to sing, including the ones no karaoke list has.
Pick the album track, the new release or the song in your language that the usual lists do not carry, and make the track yourself.
Sing along with a backing track, then switch the vocals back on to compare your timing and pitch with the original singer.
Build a short playlist of karaoke tracks for a birthday, a wedding or a team night. Only use songs you have the right to use at the event.
Record your own voice over a karaoke track and turn it into a cover. The instrumental maker page covers this use in detail.
The same karaoke track works as the plain song without vocals. See the vocal remover for other ways to use it.
A better karaoke track
Backing vocals can be taken out with the lead voice or left in. Play the preview and listen to the choruses to know which one you will get.
The karaoke maker gives you the audio only, with no lyrics on screen. Open the lyrics on your phone or print them before you sing.
A studio recording separates best. A live version with a crowd, or a very old mono track, can leave more of the voice behind.
A WAV, a FLAC or a high-bitrate MP3 gives a cleaner karaoke track than a small, compressed file.
Download the vocals stem too and play it quietly while you learn a new song. Turn it off when you are ready to sing over the karaoke track alone.
Free to preview, pay to keep
Trying a karaoke track is free: 1 song a day without an account and 5 signed in. Downloading it is 125 credits, which is $0.50, and $5 buys 1,250 credits for 10 songs.
Good to know
Upload the song, wait for the preview and play the instrumental stem, which is the song without the singer. If it sounds right, sign in and unlock the whole song for 125 credits, which is $0.50, to download it.
You can split and preview for free: 1 song a day without an account and 5 songs a day when signed in. Each preview plays 30 seconds. Downloading the whole song costs 125 credits ($0.50), and $5 buys 1,250 credits for 10 songs.
No. You get the audio only: a karaoke track without the lead voice. There is no scrolling text, so keep the lyrics open on your phone or printed out.
It uses Demucs htdemucs, an open-source AI model from Meta AI research, run on our own servers. The model separates the song into five stems, and the karaoke track is the drums, bass and other stems added together.
It depends on the song. Backing vocals may be separated with the lead voice or remain in the instrumental. The 30-second preview shows which one happens with your song before you pay.
MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A/AAC and OGG files up to 90 MB and 10 minutes. It takes uploaded files only, not links to YouTube or other sites.
The preview usually comes in about a minute, and a four-minute song is fully split in about three. You can leave the page and come back, and unlocked songs stay in My files.
Only if you have the right to the music. For private singing at home it is simple; for a public event or an upload to a platform, check the licence of the song first.
Uploads are deleted after 1 day and stems after 7 days. Files are only for the person who uploaded them. Copyright owners can send a notice to contact@stemsplitai.com.
Yes, for 1 song a day. The preview plays without signing in. Sign in to split 5 songs a day and to download the karaoke track and the other stems for 125 credits, which is /bin/zsh.50 a song.
Yes. The karaoke track is the drums, bass and other stems added together, which is also the instrumental stem. The karaoke maker page is for singing along, and the other pages cover other uses of the same file.
Same split, other jobs
The karaoke track is one of five stems every split gives you. The others are one click away.