TuneStems review
Flexible stem extraction with broad exports, but a web-only and complex pricing structure.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TuneStems is a web-based AI stem splitter for musicians, producers, DJs, educators, and content creators. It separates uploaded songs into vocals, bass, drums, guitar, piano, other instruments, and instrumental mixes. Users can choose vocal/instrumental, six-stem, single-instrument, or All-In ensemble separation, then preview and download the resulting stems. Audio and video uploads are supported, with a free plan and files up to 10 minutes.
Pricing spans both one-time credit packs and monthly subscriptions. Starter Pack costs USD 5.90, Creator Pack costs USD 9.90, and Credit Packages cost USD 19.90; all include credits that never expire, plus all formats, features, and downloads. Pro costs USD 6.99 per month with monthly billing or USD 9.90 per month with annual billing, adding vocal, six-stem, and single-instrument modes, MP3, M4A, 16-bit WAV, and 16-bit FLAC output, along with individual stems, ZIP downloads, and sharing. Premium costs USD 19.90 per month monthly or USD 29.90 per month annually and adds All-In separation, 32-bit WAV, and 24-bit FLAC. Ultimate costs USD 39.90 per month.
The standout strength is choice: TuneStems can handle broad six-stem separation, isolate one instrument, or apply advanced All-In ensemble separation. Preview playback, ZIP downloads, and support for both audio and video make the workflow suitable for remixing, teaching, DJ preparation, and content production. The trade-off is that TuneStems is available on the web only, and the combination of free access, expiring-free credit packs, and subscription tiers requires careful plan selection. Choose it if flexible extraction modes and downloadable stems matter most; choose an alternative if you need a desktop or broader platform experience.
TuneStems pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Six-stem, vocal, single-instrument, and All-In separation modes
- Audio and video uploads with playable stem previews
- Individual or ZIP downloads in MP3, M4A, WAV, and FLAC
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits platform flexibility
- Multiple credit packs and subscription tiers complicate pricing
- Advanced output formats are reserved for Premium
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