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Start with a product shot, portrait, landscape, artwork, or generated image that needs more breathing room around the subject.
Expand photos beyond their original frame, turn tight crops into new aspect ratios, and keep the lighting, texture, perspective, and scene details naturally consistent.

Outpainting workflow
Start with a product shot, portrait, landscape, artwork, or generated image that needs more breathing room around the subject.
Extend left, right, top, or bottom, then switch between landscape banners, square posts, vertical stories, or custom crop directions.
AI fills the new space with matching lighting, textures, perspective, shadows, and background details so the result feels like one original photo.
Use cases
Build new layouts from the same source image while preserving the subject, mood, and visual logic of the original frame.

Take a cropped travel, architecture, or campaign image and create a wider panoramic composition for landing pages, YouTube thumbnails, and display ads.
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Extend product photography into clean campaign layouts with natural counters, fabric, shadows, and negative space for headlines or marketplace crops.
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Give lifestyle images extra room for stories, feeds, profile headers, email graphics, and social posts without stretching the subject or breaking the room.
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Extend a single approved image into hero banners, social squares, vertical stories, product listings, email headers, and presentation visuals without reshooting.
An AI Image Extender expands an existing image beyond its original boundaries. It predicts new background, texture, light, and scene details around the uploaded image so you can create a larger canvas or new aspect ratio.
Yes. Upload the square image, choose a wider canvas, and generate new edges around the original frame. This is useful for website hero images, ads, thumbnails, and presentation slides.
The workflow is designed to preserve the central image while generating surrounding space. Review the output before publishing, especially when the original contains faces, product details, or branded objects.
Photos with clear lighting direction, visible background texture, and some open space around the subject usually extend best. Product photos, landscapes, interiors, portraits, and AI artwork all work well.
You can use extended images for campaigns, stores, social posts, client work, and presentations when your plan and source image rights allow it. Always confirm that the original image is licensed for your use.
No. Use the extender to create more canvas and natural background space. Do not use it to bypass rights, remove ownership marks, or misrepresent copyrighted material.
Start extending
Upload a tight crop, pick the direction or ratio, and generate more scene around the image while keeping the original visual character intact.
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