Expand an image at the same or a different aspect ratio. Set the canvas size and place the original without resizing it, then generate the surrounding area and download a PNG.
Expand an image at the same or a different aspect ratio. Set the canvas size and place the original without resizing it, then generate the surrounding area and download a PNG.
Turn square images into wide hero banners.
Create vertical assets from horizontal scenes.
Add breathing room around product shots.
How to use Expand an image
1
Add your source image
Sign in to upload an image you own or are allowed to edit. Select a file, drop it into the workspace, or try a sample.
2
Describe the change and confirm the cost
Upload an image, choose the canvas size and original position, review the quote and confirm.
3
Review and download
Check the new borders, repeated objects and seams before downloading. Inspect the result on this page. Download an available output, or deliberately start a new edit when you want another version.
The original region is copied without resizing after orientation correction and conversion to 8-bit sRGB RGBA. Its pixels remain unchanged in that format; the original file metadata and higher bit depth are not preserved.
How is the canvas expanded?
Use an aspect ratio layout, expand from the original dimensions or enter a custom canvas. Drag the image or set its position in pixels. The original stays fully inside the canvas and is not resized.
Do I need to sign in?
Sign in before uploading a reference image or running image analysis. If you select a file as a visitor, its name can be kept for reselection after sign-in; the file is not uploaded automatically.
Which files can I upload?
Use JPG, PNG or WEBP images. The uploader checks file type, size and the current image-count limit before sending files. Any failed check is shown in the workspace.
When do I confirm the credit cost?
Get a quote after adding your image and settings. Review the displayed credits, then choose Confirm and generate. A new generation requires its own quote and confirmation.
Are the example images actual results from this tool?
The labeled scene illustrations show possible directions; they are not actual outputs from the tool. Your uploaded reference and task results are displayed separately. Check the output before using it.