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AI Expansion
Extend the edges of your image to make space for a wider composition, a new crop, or your next design.
Expand your imageOpens the image editor. Upload your photo to get started.
Set the new frame, guide the fill, and review the result.
Open the editor and choose the image you want to expand.
Choose a canvas size or drag its edges to add space around your photo.
Describe what you want to appear beyond the original image.
Generate new content for the added canvas area.
Check the edges and details. Adjust your instructions if needed.
Save the version you want to use.
AI Expansion adds generated content outside the existing edges of a photo. This process is also called outpainting. It gives an image more surrounding space for a different composition. It does not reveal a real scene beyond the original frame, stitch multiple photos together, or increase the detail of existing pixels.
Extend the sides of a portrait-oriented photo when you need a wider layout. Keep the subject in position and review how the new background meets the original edges. A calm background can be easier to extend than a crowded scene.
Add space beside a subject for a banner or social graphic. Describe the surrounding background you need, then add your final text in a design editor. Check that the generated area has enough visual separation for readable text.
Extend a photo that cuts too close to the subject. Start with a modest amount of extra canvas and inspect the new edges. Faces, limbs, and complex objects require particular care if the model must invent missing parts.
Add sky, ground, or surrounding scenery to try a different framing. Describe a continuation consistent with the source photo. The added scenery is synthetic and should not be used as evidence of what was outside the camera frame.
Start with a small extension and describe a background that matches the photo’s lighting and perspective. Check repeating patterns, horizons, and object boundaries. If the new area does not fit, revise the prompt or reduce the amount of added canvas before trying again.
No. Expansion generates content beyond the frame. Upscaling increases the pixel dimensions of the existing image. Use an upscaling tool when your goal is a higher-resolution version of the same composition.
This workflow starts with one image and generates new surroundings. It is not a panorama-stitching tool for aligning several real photos.
Use the canvas controls to choose where to add space and describe the desired continuation in the prompt. The output is generated, so the instructions guide the result rather than guarantee every detail.
Generation uses credits or diamonds. Check the cost shown next to Generate in the editor before submitting. Available options may depend on your account and plan.
Use the main button on this page to open the dedicated image editor. Upload your source photo there, make your selection or adjust the canvas, and generate when you are ready.
The editor runs in a browser and supports touch interaction. Zoom in when selecting small details. A larger screen can make precise selections easier.
No. AI can change details or create artifacts, especially around faces, hands, text, reflections, and repeating patterns. Review the output at full size and try a smaller edit if needed.
Review the generated image in the editor and use its download action to save the version you want. Keep your source photo so you can try another edit.
Open the editor, make your changes, and check the generation cost before submitting.
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