Guides
Longer walkthroughs for the jobs people bring to Extractune, step by step, on a phone or a computer.
Every number in a guide, like the biggest file, the longest video or how long a split can run, comes from the limits the tool itself enforces or from our own measurements: split times from visitors' own phones and computers, and file sizes from converting test videos of our own. The screenshots are the live tool, at a phone's screen size and on a laptop. The comparison of free vocal removers names where each other tool is the better pick, and the comparisons test Extractune and another tool on the same song.
Just want to do the job now? You don't need a guide: the tools work right on their own pages. Remove vocals, turn a video into an MP3, or slow down a song.
Removing vocals
For karaoke, covers and acapellas: which free tools there are, and how to do it on a phone without uploading the song, with split times measured on real phones.
The best free vocal removers, compared honestly
The best free vocal removers compared: Extractune, vocalremover.org, Moises, LALAL.AI, Ultimate Vocal Remover and Demucs. Where each wins, and which to pick.
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How to remove vocals from a song on iPhone
Remove the vocals from a song on your iPhone without installing an app: split the voice from the music in Safari, then save the instrumental.
5 min read
Getting the sound out of a video
For a screen recording, a clip you saved, or a song that came as a video: the sound as an MP3 or WAV, how big each file is, and its parts.
How to get the audio from a screen recording
Yes, you can get the sound out of a screen recording. Save it as an MP3 or WAV on iPhone, Android or a computer, free and with no app, in a few taps.
5 min read
How to get the audio from a TikTok, Instagram or Facebook video
Turn a TikTok, Instagram or Facebook video saved on your phone into an MP3, or split its voice from its music. Free, in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
5 min read