Is there a vocal remover that doesn't upload your song?

Yes. Extractune removes vocals in your browser, on your device: the song is never uploaded. It's free and needs no sign-up.

Does Extractune find a song's key and BPM?

Not yet for everyone. You can change the key and speed in the studio, but detecting them is still being tested.

Is Extractune really not uploading my song?

Yes. Extracting, splitting, the studio and every download run in your browser. The only feature that sends audio anywhere is Get the words (transcription and song ID), and only when you tap it.

Why does the first split take longer?

The separation engine (about 172MB) downloads once and stays in your browser, so the first split waits for it. After that, splits start straight away.

Extractune vs vocalremover.org

vocalremover.org is a free, no-sign-up set of audio tools, and a common first stop for removing vocals. Extractune is free and needs no sign-up too; the difference is that the split runs on your device instead of a server, and it starts from video. Here's where each one is the better pick.

Side by side

Feature	Extractune	vocalremover.org
Where the audio is processed	In your browser, on your device. The song is never uploaded.	On its servers: you upload the file.
Account	None. Open the page and pick a file.	None needed.
Price	Free, with no watermark and no monthly count, because the split runs on your own device.	Free to use.
Parts	Voice, drums, bass and everything else, plus one-tap acapella, instrumental, drumless, bassless and drums only.	Vocals and instrumental with its vocal remover; see its site for its other splitters.
Practice tools	Slow down to 50% without changing pitch, change key by up to 6 semitones, loop a section and build up speed.	Separate tools, such as a pitch changer and a key and BPM finder.
Start from a video	Yes: pick a video (MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, up to 500MB), trim it, and split its sound.	Built around audio files you upload.

vocalremover.org details are from its public website and app listings, checked in September 2026. Plans and limits change, so check vocalremover.org's own site for the current ones. Extractune isn't affiliated with vocalremover.org.

Where each one wins

vocalremover.org is better at

A whole shelf of small tools: cutting, joining, recording, and finding a song's key and BPM.
Nothing downloads the first time: the work happens on its servers, not your device.

Extractune is better at

Your file never leaves your device.
Starts from a video: pick the clip, trim it, and split its sound.
Four parts and a studio to mix them, slow them down, change key and loop, in one place.

Which one to pick

Pick vocalremover.org if you want a quick instrumental and its other small tools, and uploading the file is fine.

Pick Extractune if you'd rather the file stayed on your device, you're starting from a video, or you want to practise with the parts.

Questions

Is there a vocal remover that doesn't upload your song?: Yes. Extractune removes vocals in your browser, on your device: the song is never uploaded. It's free and needs no sign-up.
Does Extractune find a song's key and BPM?: Not yet for everyone. You can change the key and speed in the studio, but detecting them is still being tested.
Is Extractune really not uploading my song?: Yes. Extracting, splitting, the studio and every download run in your browser. The only feature that sends audio anywhere is Get the words (transcription and song ID), and only when you tap it.
Why does the first split take longer?: The separation engine (about 172MB) downloads once and stays in your browser, so the first split waits for it. After that, splits start straight away.