Guide · As of Nov 7, 2026 · 2 min read
How to Extend a Song
Keep your song up to any point and add 30 seconds, 1 minute or 2 minutes of new music after it. The original stays.
Extend keeps your song and adds new music after it.
1. Open Extend
Open one of your finished songs or beats. Tap ⋯, then Make it into > Extend.
You can also tap Change This Song… and type "keep this going for another minute".
2. Pick where the new part starts
The waveform shows your song. Drag the marker to the point you want to keep. It starts at the end, so by default the whole song stays. The line under it says what you keep, like Keep 0:45 of 1:00, then add new music.
Pick an earlier point to cut a weak ending and take the song somewhere else from there. Then, under Add, choose 30 sec, 1 min or 2 min.
3. Steer the new part (optional)
Style starts with your song's sound. Leave it, or add a change like bigger final chorus or slow fade out.
4. Tap Create
You pay 1 credit per second of the finished song, the part you keep plus the new part. Keeping a 1-minute song and adding 1 minute is about 120 credits. The price shows under Create first.
The extended song shows under Versions on the song page, marked Extended. Your original stays as it was.
Listen to where the two parts meet. If the seam bugs you, extend again from a slightly earlier point.
