Free preview workflow
Stem Splitter Free
Upload audio and preview the first part of a stem split before committing credits to the full export.
Upload workbench
Start with a 60-second preview
Select a preset, upload audio, and preview the split before full-length export.
One free 60-second preview.
Vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and residual stems.
Stem console
Preview-first stem console
Check vocal, drum, bass, guitar, piano, and other stems before choosing a full export.
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Preview the controls
Try the six-stem mixer before processing a file
Use the demo to hear how mute and solo affect each stem. Your free upload then processes one 60-second preview so you can evaluate separation quality.
Self-produced 15-second source. This demo shows mixer behavior, not guaranteed separation quality for uploaded songs.
Free preview limits
What “free” includes
The limit is stated clearly so the preview and paid workflow are not confused.
One 60-second preview
The first 60 seconds of one uploaded audio file are processed without credits.
Mixer quality check
Listen to the returned stems and test mute or solo before deciding on a full job.
Full export is paid
Full-length stems, ZIP packages, and WAV or MP3 mixes require audio minutes.
Free preview steps
Evaluate a split in four steps
No payment is needed for the single preview; full-length exports use paid minutes.
- 01
Upload your audio file.
- 02
Choose the stems you want to split.
- 03
Preview, mute, solo, or adjust volume.
- 04
Download stems or export a mixed track.
Preview-first workflow
Check a real result before using minutes
The free path is designed for quality evaluation, with the same stem labels and mixer controls used by full jobs.
Preview before credits
Judge separation quality before full processing and export.
Try common stem presets
Test all stems, vocals, drums, guitar, and piano from one upload.
Preview and mix before export
Solo, mute, and adjust stems before downloading the tracks you need.
Export stems or a final mix
Download individual stems, selected stem packs, or a mixed track workflow.
Private file handling
Private storage, short-lived download links, and a 24-hour audio expiration policy protect each job.
When to use the preview
Test the part of the song that matters
Use a representative section to check vocals, rhythm, or overlapping instruments before full processing.
Check if a song separates well
Preview quality on dense mixes before spending credits on a full track.
Compare vocal and instrumental results
Hear whether vocals or accompaniment are clean enough for your project.
Check guitar and piano separation
Use the preview to decide whether instrument-specific stems are usable.
Supported audio formats
Upload audio only. Video files are not accepted.
Next step
Continue with the result you need
Move from the free quality check to a focused full-length workflow.
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Stem Splitter
Upload a song and split it into vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and other stems. Preview, mix, and export the tracks you need.
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Voice Remover
Remove vocals from a song with an online AI voice remover. Preview the instrumental, keep the separate vocal stem, and export the mix you need.
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Pricing
Compare monthly, annual, and one-time audio minute options.
Free preview FAQ
What is free and what requires minutes
Answers about preview length, exports, privacy, and separation quality.
Is the stem splitter completely free?+
The free workflow is a preview. Full-length processing and exports should use credits so processing cost stays sustainable.
What can I preview?+
You can preview the selected stem preset and decide whether the full result is worth exporting.
Are uploaded files private?+
Uploads and results use private storage and short-lived links. Source audio, previews, stems, and exports are scheduled to expire after 24 hours.
Do I need to install software?+
No. The workflow is browser-based, so users can upload, preview, and export without installing a DAW or desktop stem splitter.
Will every stem be perfect?+
No AI stem splitter is perfect for every song. Vocals, drums, and bass are usually more reliable; guitar, piano, and dense mixes may include bleed or artifacts.