Seply
AI tool that splits multi-speaker audio into separate WAV tracks.
At a glance
Paid · Source review 2026-11-02- Price & billing
Official pricing page reviewed 2026-11-02: Free Trial $0 with 20 credits once, valid for 30 days; Starter $12 per month billed monthly with 200 credits every month; Creator $29 per month billed monthly with 600 credits every month.
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Official pricing page reviewed 2026-11-02: Free Trial $0 with 20 credits once, valid for 30 days; Starter $12 per month billed monthly with 200 credits every month; Creator $29 per month billed monthly with 600 credits every month.
- Best suited to
Podcasters, journalists, and video teams splitting one recording by speaker
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Podcasters, journalists, and video teams splitting one recording by speaker
Limits and trade-offs
The Standard plan was temporarily unavailable on the reviewed page and the free trial credits expire after 30 days; no authenticated product test was run.
Plans and free allowances
Official pricing page reviewed 2026-11-02: Free Trial $0 with 20 credits once, valid for 30 days; Starter $12 per month billed monthly with 200 credits every month; Creator $29 per month billed monthly with 600 credits every month.
Evidence
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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-02. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at Seply
Seply is an AI speaker separation tool that splits podcasts, interviews, or video audio into a separate WAV track for each detected speaker. Users upload audio or video, preview the separated voices, and download the individual tracks they need, with 30+ languages supported, no install, no manual cutting, and an advanced overlap mode for voices speaking over each other.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Seply
- Podcasters splitting episodes by speaker
- Journalists and researchers working with interview audio
- Video teams needing clean per-speaker tracks
When to choose something else
- Users who need unlimited free separation with no credit limits
- Teams that need the Standard plan while it is temporarily unavailable
A practical starting workflow
- Upload a podcast, interview, or video audio file
- Let Seply detect the speakers and separate them into individual tracks
- Preview the separated voices in the workspace
- Download the WAV track for each speaker needed
- Use the advanced overlap mode when speakers talk over each other
Check before committing
- Vendor claims on the official page are not guarantees; actual results, quality and availability must be tested in the product.
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Common questions
What does Seply do?
It splits podcasts, interviews, or video audio into a separate WAV track for each detected speaker, with preview before download.
How much does Seply cost?
A free trial costs $0 with 20 credits once, valid for 30 days; Starter costs $12 per month billed monthly with 200 credits every month; Creator costs $29 per month billed monthly with 600 credits every month.
Which languages are supported?
Seply supports 30+ languages, with audio and video file support and no install required.
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Sources and checks
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