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Youka turns any song into a karaoke video. This site covers every way to use it — point-and-click in the web app or desktop app, automated from the command line, or embedded in your own product via the API and SDK.

What is Youka?

Youka separates the vocals from any audio file or URL, syncs the lyrics word-by-word, and renders a finished karaoke video you can edit, export, and share. The same pipeline is available in the browser, on the desktop, and over a public API.

Which should I use?

Web App

Create and edit karaoke in your browser. Best for quick one-offs, browser-based workflows, and the Studio editor.

Desktop App

Install Youka on your computer. Best for creating karaoke from files or URLs, editing with keyboard shortcuts, and local MP4 exports.

CLI

Automate the full pipeline from scripts. Best for batch jobs and local render workflows.

SDK

Call Youka from Node.js or Bun. Best for building karaoke features into your own product.

API

Call the public REST API from any language. Best for service-to-service integrations.

AI Agents

Operating rules and workflow patterns for agents driving Youka automatically.

New to Youka?

1

Pick your surface

Most first-time users start with the web app. If you want an installed workflow, start with the desktop app. Developers usually start with the CLI.
2

Create your first karaoke

Upload a file or paste a URL. Youka separates the stems, syncs lyrics, and renders a preview.
3

Customize the look

Pick a background, adjust the subtitle style, and trim the song.
4

Export

Download the finished video or share a playback link.