66 AI-powered separation modes for music producers, remixers, and musicians. Isolate vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, saxophone, choir voices, and more — online, free.
Start here — the most-used multi-stem and vocal splits.
Lead vs backing, choir, gender split, and crowd isolation.
Full kits down to single percussion hits.
Electric, acoustic, lead/rhythm splits, and bass.
Piano, organ, synth, and keyboard-family instruments.
Bowed sections and individual string instruments.
Sections and solo winds — sax, flute, trumpet, and more.
Sound design hits, risers, and speech / music / SFX.
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You have a finished mix or reference and need clean stems — vocals for karaoke, drums for a remix, or a full band split for practice — without installing desktop software. MusiCraft offers 66 purpose-built modes in the same account as mastering, BPM/key, and generation.
Vocal, multi-stem, and instrument-specific modes tuned for real production — sharper than typical free online splitters when that instrument is clearly present in the mix.
Works entirely in the browser. Upload a file (or pick from My Music), separate, preview, download — no plugins, no DAW required.
From 2-stem vocal splits to full band, SATB choir, drum kit, and dozens of instrument isolators — pick the mode that matches your goal.
Solo and mute stems before downloading. Check quality for remixes, karaoke, practice, or sampling without opening a DAW first.
Your audio files are processed securely and never shared with third parties. Stems are deleted after download.
Sign up for free and start separating immediately. No credit card required for the free tier — paid plans add monthly credits for heavier workloads.
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, or FLAC (within size/length limits), or choose a track already in My Music.
Match your goal: 2-stem vocal, 4/6/7-stem, karaoke, choir, drum kit, or an instrument-focused mode — and make sure you have enough credits.
Solo/mute in the player, then download stems for remixes, karaoke, practice, or DAW sampling — subject to your plan’s license.
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