What Is vocalremover.org? Vocal Removal, Free Limits, File Uploads, Turkish Support and Copyright
You upload a song to vocalremover.org and AI splits it into vocal and instrumental tracks. It is a web tool. The free tier allows 1 file up to 10 minutes, with a 100 MB limit per file; the monthly and yearly membership gives 500 minutes a day and a fast queue. The site's own code sends the file to a server, yet a line of text on the site says “files do not leave your device”; retention and deletion are not covered on any official page. A Turkish interface is available. There is no official notice on copyright or commercial use.
- What it does
- Splits a song into vocals and music
- Free
- 1 file, 10 min, 100 MB per file
- Membership
- 500 min a day, fast queue; price on the site
- Files
- Sent to a server; retention unclear
- Turkish
- Interface available (/tr/)
What does vocalremover.org do? How do you use it?
You upload a song to vocalremover.org and the site uses AI to split the vocals and instruments into separate tracks. That gives you a karaoke (instrumental) version or the vocals alone. You can try it without an account. Which plan unlocks the Splitter's guitar and 4-track options is not stated; there is also no official quality benchmark for Turkish songs.
- Open vocalremover.org (/tr/ for Turkish) and upload the song.
- When the split is done, listen to the vocal and instrumental tracks and download them.
Who it helps: anyone who wants to pull the vocals out of a song for karaoke, remixes or practice.
Is vocalremover.org free? Limits and membership
- 1 file
- Up to 10 minutes
- 100 MB per file
- Fast queue
- 500 minutes a day, unlimited files
- Fast processing queue
The pricing table shows the amounts as “--”; membership price, cancellation and refunds are not clear on the official page. Patreon has a $7/month tier. The length limit differs by source: the code says 10 minutes on free and 25 on membership; the Patreon page mentions 20 minutes. The “1 file a day” limit on free appears only in the pricing table.
Are my files uploaded? Copyright and commercial use
The site's code sends the file from the splitter to api{N}.vocalremover.org and receives the result over WebSocket. The site bundle also contains the text “serverless app, files do not leave your device”, but it does not appear on the splitter page. Safe assumption: the file goes to a server.
The privacy page never mentions uploaded audio; retention, deletion and use for AI training are not stated. For GDPR rights it says “contact us”.
The terms license the site only for “personal, non-commercial viewing”; there is no official notice on commercial use of separated audio or on copyright. If you don't own the rights to the song, splitting and publishing it may infringe copyright.
| Turkish interfaceYes | Turkish pages (/tr/) are available. |
|---|---|
| Official mobile appUnclear | The site has no link to an official app. |
Looking for another vocal remover?
Unlike the other audio tools in this guide, vocalremover.org only separates audio (no text-to-speech or voice cloning). If you want to run it locally, open-source splitters exist, but they are not recommended here because there is no official source.
This section is short on purpose.
Frequently asked questions
What is vocalremover.org and what does it do?
A web tool that uses AI to split a song you upload into vocal and instrumental tracks.
Is vocalremover.org free?
Yes, the free tier allows 1 file up to 10 minutes, 100 MB per file. Membership gives 500 minutes a day and a fast queue.
Does vocalremover.org upload my files to a server?
According to the site's code, the file is sent to a server; retention and deletion are not stated on any official page.
Is vocalremover.org available in Turkish?
Yes, there are Turkish pages (/tr/); there is no official quality benchmark for separating Turkish songs.
Can I use audio separated with vocalremover.org commercially?
There is no official notice, but the terms license the site for non-commercial use. If you don't own the rights to the song, don't publish it.
Related guides
Sources
Not clear in the official sources: File retention and use for training · membership price, cancellation and refunds · quality on Turkish songs · which plan has the guitar and 4-track options · official mobile app · separate terms for some countries in the code (meaning unclear). Each is covered in its section along with what you can do.