Set an extend point on your track and describe the next section. AI continues the song from there in the style you described.
energetic pop-rock, punchy dense drums, solid bass, 120 BPM, original key, seamless transition, keep original bass line
AI Song Extender
The AI song extender continues any song from the exact second you choose, or adds a new intro before it. New music, not loops.
Extended right after the first chorus · Suno · 5 credits
AI Song Extender Features
Make any song longer with new music that follows its groove, key and style.
Continue From the Exact Second You Choose
New music, not loops
Drag the marker to any point on the waveform and the AI writes what comes next, following the groove, key and style.
- Extend the ending
- Fix a weak section
- New lyrics or none
- Match the vocal gender
- Extend again and again
- 5 credits with Suno
New music after the point you choose. Suno and Mureka.
Add an Intro or a Longer Ending
Build in instead of starting cold
Choose Add intro with Mureka for a new opening, or extend the ending with Suno or Mureka and compare the results.
- Add intro with Mureka
- Extend ending with Suno
- Source audio influence
- Creativity control
- Uploads up to 8 minutes
- MP3, WAV, FLAC and more
How to make a song longer in three steps
Extend a song without editing software. Pick the point, describe what comes next, and let the AI write it.
Upload or choose a song
Upload an MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG or WMA file up to 8 minutes, or pick a song from your SongMaker library.
Pick the second to continue from
Drag the marker on the waveform to the second where the new music should start: near the end for a longer song, or earlier to replace a weak ending.
Describe the new part and generate
Add lyrics or a style for the new section if you want, generate, then play the result next to the original to check the transition.
Audio and music extender for video, podcasts and games
Creators often have the right track at the wrong length. The AI song extender doubles as an audio extender: stretch a song to fit your edit with new music instead of an obvious loop. Pick a use case below.
Video soundtracks
Extend background music so it covers the whole cut, then fade it out in your editor. No more looping the same 30 seconds under a 3-minute vlog.
Podcasts
Add a longer intro bed or outro under your voice-over, or add an intro before a track that starts too suddenly.
Games
Build longer level themes from a short sketch, so the music doesn’t repeat every few seconds.
DJ and live edits
Add a longer intro or outro so a track is easier to mix in and out of a set.
Short AI songs
Add a verse or a bridge to a short AI track that ends too soon. Write new lyrics for the added section so it tells more of the story.
Unfinished demos
Let the AI suggest what comes next when you are stuck after the first chorus, then keep the ideas you like.
Start with 10 free credits. Extensions cost 5 credits with Suno, the default model, and paid plans add more credits. You need an account to extend songs.
Yes. Drag the marker on the waveform to any point before the end of the song, and the AI continues from that exact second. For the smoothest result, pick the end of a phrase or bar rather than the middle of a word.
No. The AI generates new music that follows the groove, key and style of your song. A loop repeats the same audio; an extension develops it, with new melodies, sections and lyrics if you add them.
Uploads can be up to 8 minutes long. To make a song much longer, extend it more than once, one section at a time.
Yes. Choose Mureka and select Add intro. The AI writes new music that leads into the start of your song, which helps when a track begins too suddenly for a video, a podcast or a DJ set.
A commercial license is included with annual plans for music you create on SongMaker. Free and monthly plans are for personal use. If you extend someone else's recording, their rights still apply, so only extend audio you own or are licensed to use.
Make your song longer in one run
Start with 10 free credits. Extensions cost 5 credits with Suno, the default model.
