Upload one file to Splitter AI, let the AI workflow return supported stem types such as vocals, drums, bass, other, piano, and guitar, then open the result directly in the multitrack editor.

Why teams choose it
Splitter AI is built for users who mainly need vocals, drums, and bass separated quickly, then want to keep editing without leaving the browser.
Splitter AI is centered on vocals, drums, and bass, while also supporting returned stem types such as other, piano, and guitar when available.
When Splitter AI completes the workflow, the returned stems open directly in the multitrack editor so you can review, trim, rename, and export right away.
Upload once in Splitter AI, wait for separation, compare the stems, and keep only the parts you need from the same browser workspace.
Karaoke and rehearsal prep
Pull vocals away from the rhythm section or keep just the backing parts for cleaner practice material.
Remix and short-form editing
Use isolated vocals, drums, or bass to build intros, mashups, social edits, and lightweight production drafts.
Quick stem review before export
Check whether the three main parts were separated cleanly, then export only the tracks you want to keep.
Three-step workflow
Use Splitter AI to split one file into editable stems in three simple steps.
Step 1
Choose one local media file and upload it to the Splitter AI workflow.
Step 2
The workflow processes the file and can return supported stem types such as vocals, drums, bass, other, piano, and guitar.
Step 3
Open the Splitter AI result in the multitrack editor, review each stem, then download individual tracks or export a new mix.
More Tools
Extract, merge, or keep trimming with the right tool.
Split songs into stems such as vocals, drums, bass, and other parts, then continue editing the separated tracks in one workspace.
Trim MP3 files with fast in and out point selection for music clips, ringtones, and lightweight edits.
Cut lossless WAV files quickly for recordings, interviews, and higher-fidelity source material.
Pull clean audio from video files for lessons, interviews, recordings, and content repurposing.
Convert video to audio or switch audio formats quickly with one shared export workflow.
Join multiple audio tracks into one ordered file for chapters, spoken sections, and batch cleanup workflows.
User feedback
Feedback from users who want Splitter AI for fast stem separation and simple follow-up editing.
4.9/5
Editors, creators, students, and podcasters consistently rate the workflow as fast and clear.
Zero setup
No account wall, no software install, no learning curve.
Quick export
Upload, trim, preview, and save in one short workflow.

Useful when we only need vocals, drums, and bass fast. The three-stem setup is easier to review than a bigger export set.

It helps students hear the role of each core part more clearly, especially when we compare vocals against drums and bass.

Opening the separated stems directly in the editor saves time because I can trim or mute tracks immediately.

Good for one-off AI stem jobs. I upload once, wait for the three tracks, then export exactly what the client needs.
Upload one file to Splitter AI, separate vocals, drums, and bass with AI, and continue editing the returned stems in your browser.
After Splitter AI finishes the workflow, the multitrack editor opens automatically with the returned stems.
Support
Common questions about using Splitter AI to separate vocals, drums, and bass online.
Common concerns covered
These answers explain what Splitter AI returns, how the editor opens, and what you can do with the separated stems afterward.
This page is positioned around three core outputs: vocals, drums, and bass. Depending on the workflow result, supported returned types can also include other, piano, and guitar.
Yes. When the workflow completes successfully, the returned tracks are opened in the multitrack editor automatically.
Yes. The upload accepts audio and video files, then processes the media through the same AI splitting flow.
Yes. In the editor you can rename tracks, remove tracks, trim sections, reposition clips, and download each stem separately.
Yes. You can download individual returned tracks or export a mix built from the stems you keep active.
No. Uploading, AI processing, and multitrack editing all happen in the browser.