Turn any song into a karaoke track, or split it into vocals, drums, bass and the rest. Spleeter by Deezer runs on your GPU — a full song in seconds, no upload, no watermark. Gaane se awaaz hatao for covers, reels and riyaz.
Detecting your GPU…
Yes — no watermark, no per-song credits, no signup. The AI runs on your own device, so there is no server bill to pass on. Every stem downloads as a full-quality WAV.
No. Spleeter by Deezer downloads once into your browser (39MB, or 79MB for 4 stems) and separates the audio on your device. Your file never leaves your computer or phone.
Drop the MP3 or video, keep "Remove vocals" selected and press the button. You get an instrumental (karaoke) track and a clean vocal track — gaane se awaaz hatane ka sabse aasaan tareeka. Use the instrumental for covers, Reels and riyaz.
The song split into vocals, drums, bass and everything else (guitars, keys, strings). Mute or solo any of them in the built-in mixer, then download each as a WAV or all of them as a ZIP — great for remixes, practice and sampling.
Yes. MP4, MOV and WebM videos work — the audio is pulled out in your browser. MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC and OGG work too.
Very. On a laptop GPU a 4-minute song separates in about 5 seconds (4 stems in about 7); on a CPU-only browser it takes about 25 seconds. The first run also downloads the model once. Very dense mixes can keep a little reverb or backing vocals in the instrumental.
Deezer Research released Spleeter's code and pre-trained models under the MIT license, so the tool itself adds no restrictions. The song keeps its original copyright, so only use stems of music you own or have permission to use.