Remove vocals from any song, separate it into six clean stems, create karaoke tracks, and extract instrumentals with AI-powered precision — no subscription, and your music never leaves your device.
Bring any track you own — MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG. No link to paste, no account to create first. Pick a file and you’re already moving.
Your track is pulled apart into six stems right where it sits — on your own machine. Nothing is sent to a server, nothing is kept in the cloud. Your music never leaves your hands.
In the Studio your song becomes six faders. Mute the vocals for karaoke, solo the guitar to learn it, loop the bridge until it sticks, or slow it down and shift the key.
Most tools hand you a vocal track, an instrumental, and call it done. Riffloop pulls your song apart into six distinct stems — so you can reach for exactly the part you need and leave the rest.
Lead and backing vocals, lifted clean — mute them for karaoke, or keep them for an acapella to remix.
The whole kit on its own — kick, snare, hats and cymbals — so you can study the groove or replace it.
Just the low end, isolated, so you can learn the line and feel exactly how it locks with the drums.
Electric and acoustic guitar pulled out on their own — every voicing and riff, right where you can hear it.
Keys and pads on their own track, so the chords and melodies are yours to slow down and learn.
Synths, strings, brass and anything else — everything that makes the song whole, gathered in one stem.
Mute the vocal stem and you’re left with a clean instrumental — your own karaoke version of any song, ready to sing over.
Solo the guitar, bass or piano and hear precisely what’s being played — no tabs to hunt down, no guessing, just the part itself.
Pull your own instrument out of the mix and play it live — a whole band behind you, with one part left open for you.
Loop the bar that keeps tripping you up, take it down to half speed, and move it into your key — then bring it back up to tempo once it’s yours.
Most stem splitters send your music to their servers to process it — your tracks sitting on a stranger’s computer. Riffloop doesn’t work that way. Every split happens on your own device, and your audio never leaves it. No uploads, no copies kept, no exceptions.
Completely free. There’s no subscription, no card to enter, and no trial quietly counting down — split as many tracks as you like. A free account simply opens the Studio, where you mix your stems, loop sections and save your work.
Never — and this is the heart of how Riffloop works. Your file is separated right on your own device and never leaves your computer. Cloud splitters upload your music to their servers to process it; Riffloop doesn’t, so nothing is ever sent, stored, or seen by anyone but you.
Up to six clean, separate stems from your song — vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and everything else. If a part barely plays in the section you split, that stem may come back quiet or silent; that’s the separation being honest, not a fault.
Most common audio formats — MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC and OGG — up to 50 MB per track. If it’s a song sitting on your computer, chances are Riffloop can take it apart.
You can drop a track and start splitting straight away. Signing in — it’s free — is only to open your stems in the Studio, where you mix them, loop sections, slow them down, and keep your work for next time.
A desktop computer running Chrome or Edge will give you the smoothest, fastest results. Separating a song into stems is real work, and a proper machine handles it best.
Free to use, private by default, and yours to keep. Drop a track and take it apart.