You pick the spot
Continue from the end of a chorus or wherever the song feels ready to move on.
Extend your songs from any timestamp
let the song keep growing
Choose where your song should carry on and hear a continuation that keeps its sound and feeling.
Generating a whole new song to make it longer often loses the magic of the first version. Extending keeps that version and simply adds to it.
You can extend more than once. Many people grow a short idea into a full-length song over two or three passes.

Sometimes a song you love finishes just as it gets going. The extender continues it from a point you choose, so you can add another verse, a second chorus or a proper ending.
Because it builds on what is already there, the parts you liked stay exactly as they were. Only the new section is added.
Continue from the end of a chorus or wherever the song feels ready to move on.
The new part follows the style and instruments of the original.
Add one section, listen, and add another if you want more.

A good place to continue is the end of a musical sentence.
Choose a track from your library or upload one.
Select where the continuation should begin.
Play across the point where old and new meet and keep the smoothest result.
Give an idea a proper ending.
Stretch a track to fit a longer video.
Make the song feel complete and memorable.
Joins sound smoother at the end of a line or section.
Mention if you want a bridge or a big final chorus.
After a few extensions, listen from the start to check it flows.
The goal is to keep the song up to your chosen point and add new music after it.
Yes. Each pass builds on the latest version.
Extending needs an active plan or purchased credits.
Yes, if you have the rights to it.
Pick the moment your song should continue and hear what comes next.
Extend a song