Vocals, separated.
Split any mix into editable stems. Strip the vocals. Turn any song into an instrumental.
Turn one mixed clip into clean, editable vocals and music—right inside Premiere.
Press play, then switch between the full mix and every stem. Your place in the song stays put.
Split any mix into editable stems. Strip the vocals. Turn any song into an instrumental.
Isolate dialogue from background music, noise, and difficult environments.
Best with headphones onChoose one audio or linked video clip.
Press one button. Depickle works locally on your Mac.
Aligned lossless stems land back in Premiere, ready to use.
Straight answers for editors who have a timeline open.
Choose a clip and Depickle returns aligned, lossless stems to your Premiere timeline. Use the two-stem split for vocals and music, or the deeper split for drums, bass, and everything else.
Depickle's algorithm does its best to separate every track as cleanly as possible, but results will not be perfect 100% of the time. Depending on the mix, some vocals may bleed into the music or instrumental stem, and some music may remain in the vocal stem. After separating with Depickle, we recommend cleaning up the vocal stem with a third-party tool such as ElevenLabs or Adobe Podcast Enhance.
No. Separation runs locally on your Mac, so footage and audio stay on your machine.
Yes. Every stem starts at the same source time and lands aligned with the original clip. You can cut between the full mix, vocals, music, and individual stems without nudging them into place.
The current release is for macOS and Adobe Premiere Pro. Windows support is not included yet.
Depickle reuses its local cache when it can, so revisions are quicker and do not repeat work unnecessarily.
No. Depickle is a one-time purchase. The launch price is $19 through October 10, 2026, then $39.
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