Song cleaner: remove swear words from a song
For songs with no official clean version. Upload your copy, check every word we find, and download a clean version that keeps the beat playing.
How to make a clean version of a song
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Upload your copy
An MP3, WAV, M4A or video file you own, up to 15 minutes. Paste the lyrics too if you have them: it's far more accurate.
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We find the bad words
The vocals are split from the music, every word is timed, and the explicit ones are marked for you.
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Check every word
Play it back with the lyrics in front of you. Click a word and press B to clean it or keep it, one word or every match at once.
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Download the clean version
Only the vocal is edited, so the beat keeps playing. Your file downloads as “Song name (CLEAN).mp3”.
Mute, bleep or repeat
Pick how each bad word is covered. You can listen before you download.
Mute
The word drops out of the vocal while the music keeps going. The closest to a radio edit.
Bleep
A tone covers the word, so everyone knows something was taken out.
Repeat
The vocal from one beat earlier fills the gap, like many official clean edits. If that would land on another bad word, the spot is muted instead.
Free or $4.99 a month
Free
3 songs a month. Songs wait in a shared line.
$4.99 a month
25 songs a month, and your songs skip the line. Cancel anytime.
Check for an official clean version first
An official clean version or radio edit was made from the original recording, so it has no gaps at all. Most popular songs have one. Paste your list into Bleeplist's free clean playlist finder and it finds them on YouTube for you, or read more about going from explicit to clean.
Use the song cleaner for the songs that never got a clean release, like deep cuts, remixes, and new drops. Only upload songs you own or have permission to edit.