Toast plays your karaoke video files exactly as they are — if the clip has on-screen lyrics, that's what shows. Cut the guide vocal, change the key, throw it on the big screen, and let the whole room queue songs from their phones.





Toast is a proper video player built for karaoke — a full-screen stage on the TV and a control center on the side, working together the way a KTV box does.
Point it at a folder of karaoke clips and press play. Any on-screen lyrics are part of the video itself — no separate lyric files, no syncing, nothing to match.
Files with a separate vocal track? Toggle the lead vocal on or off in one tap — sing solo or keep the guide.
For old-school tracks that split music and vocals across channels, switch between left, right and stereo instantly.
Raise or lower the key to fit your range — live, mid-song, without stopping the video.
Fills your external screen automatically, or pick a display yourself. Press M to bounce the player to the next monitor.
Everyone scans a QR code and adds songs to one shared queue from their own phone — no app to install.
Scans your folder and detects artist and title. Add artist artwork, rename, and map artists — then search finds it as you type.
Applause, air-horns, drum stings — fire them off mid-song, open to everyone in the room. ** SFX aren't bundled, though — bring your own and drop them in.
Scanlines, vignette, screen curvature, VCR noise — dial in a retro CRT look for the full old-school KTV vibe.
Toast reads the audio tracks inside your files, so it can do what a plain video player can't: drop the guide vocal, pick a channel, and bend the key to whoever's holding the mic.
Send the full-screen player to the TV or projector and keep the control center on your laptop. Toast finds the external screen on its own, and one key moves it anywhere.


One QR code turns every guest's phone into a remote — no app, no sign-up. The host keeps the keys; the room keeps the momentum.
Light, dark, and two moods in between — switch the whole player and control center in a tap, or build your own in the theme editor.
No upsells, no pro tier. It's all here.
Pay once for supported-lifetime access — or pay as you go. All yours.
Same full app on every plan — the only thing that changes is how long it runs.
About five months free versus paying monthly — the one most people pick.
Get yearlyPay once. Remember five of your devices, use one at a time, and get updates for one year.
Buy lifetimeEvery paid plan unlocks the full app. Your licence can remember five of your devices and move its one active Pro session between them; the 7-day Pass is limited to one device.
Download Toast, point it at your karaoke folder, and hand the room a QR code.