Best Taylor Swift Karaoke Songs for Beginners (2025 Guide)

Whether you're a hardcore Swiftie or not, odds are Taylor Swift songs have been there for you more than once in your life. Maybe you teared up at a "Love Story" proposal video, or shout through "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together". 

The best part? Many of her songs are beginner-friendly: comfortable ranges, clear melodies, easy tempos, and choruses everyone already knows. 

That's why we put together this 2025 Swiftie guide: a list of the best beginner-friendly Taylor Swift karaoke songs you can actually nail on stage or just to have fun singing. 

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★★★
• Vocal range: G3 – E5 (comfortable for most people).
• Lyrics density: Low to Medium

If you've ever liked someone who clearly didn't like you back—this song gets it. You Belong With Me is the kind of track that makes you feel like you're in a movie or your own rom-com, even if you're just singing into a hairbrush.

It's also super beginner-friendly. The melody's steady, the range isn't too high, and the chorus? You'll have everyone singing with you since the very first line. 

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★★★
• Vocal range: G3 – C5
• Lyrics density: Very low

This is one of the songs you actually don't just sing, you yell it. A lot of people on StarMaker refer to it as "THE break-up song". It's perfect for karaoke because the verses are half-spoken, and the rhythm's super steady. And the vocal range stays in that comfy G3–C5 zone — no high notes, no pressure. Even if you're not a confident singer, this one lets you focus on attitude, not technique.

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★★☆
• Vocal range: A3 – D5
• Lyrics density: Low — plenty of room to breathe

This song is definately one of the most popular karaoke songs about love and for a very good reason! The verses are calm and sit low in your range, but the chorus lets you open up — emotionally and vocally. The range (A3–D5) won't push you too far, but it gives you just enough lift to feel your own "Juliet moment" by the end.

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★★☆
• Vocal range: A3 – C5, super chill
• Lyrics density: Low—slow, spacious, basically training wheels for karaoke ballads

This is baby Taylor at her most "dear diary" phase (heart eye emoji right now). This one is one of the less mentioned Taylor songs but it's a good balance after previous power ranks. The melody is soft, almost like you're talking to yourself, and the pace gives you plenty of space to breathe. 

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★★☆
• Vocal range: G3 – E5
• Lyrics density: Repetitive and bouncy

If your idea of karaoke is less about showing off singing techniques and more about having fun (and maybe flailing around a little), Shake It Off is the one. The repetitive chorus and upbeat energy will turn a quiet room into a dance floor. It might be difficult to get every word out in time, but you can surely enjoy singing your heart out. 

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★★☆
• Vocal range: G3 – D5, comfy midrange, smooth to sing
• Lyrics density: Medium—steady verses, super hooky chorus

This is the Harry Styles era bottled in a pop song—messy, magnetic, and way too good to quit. It's not as overplayed as some of the other hits on this list, but Style is actually one of the most loved Taylor Swift songs on StarMaker.

The vocal range stays in a comfy zone, with no major jumps or tricky parts. It also leaves plenty of rooms for you to play with tone, go low and cool, or keep it light and breezy. Both work like a charm.

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★★☆
• Vocal range: A3 – D5, no jumps, no stress.
• Lyrics density: Medium-low

So High School is light, playful, and built for singing with a half-smile. The vocal line floats in a comfy zone (no vocal gymnastics here), and the lyrics give you time to breathe. You don't need to "perform" this one—you just need to vibe. Perfect for ending your Taylor karaoke set on a sweet, slightly chaotic note.

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★☆☆
• Vocal range: G3 – E5
• Lyrics density: High, very fast and packed

Anti-Hero is packed with rapid-fire lyrics and clever rhymes. The verses move fast, so keep your breath under control and don't stress if you trip over "sexy baby" (we all do). It's definitely one of the more challenging picks on this list, but if you pull it off, it feels amazing.

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★☆☆
• Vocal range: G3 – D5
• Lyrics density: Medium—verses run quicker, but the chorus is easy

Blank Space is made for singing with attitude. It's one of those songs that just makes you move — even if it's just a head bop. The verses move quickly, but once you get into the chorus, it's basically a group chant. The vocal range stays comfortable, and you don't need to "sing pretty" — just lean into the character.

• Beginner-friendly: ★★★☆☆
• Vocal range: G3 – D5
• Lyrics density: Medium—steady flow, not tongue-twisty, but no long breaks either

The melody is gentle enough for beginners, but you've gotta lean into the melancholy. It's one of Taylor's rare "my bad" songs — and honestly, it hits harder when you sing it yourself. It doesn't require power vocals, but it does ask for emotional control.

You don't need a stadium or a sparkly mic to feel like a pop star. You just need the right song—and maybe a little bit of Taylor magic.

Try these beginner-friendly hits on StarMaker, and remember: the best karaoke moments aren't about hitting every note—they're about feeling the music.