Import a photo to extend its borders into a wider or taller canvas.
Canvas · 1600 × 900Drag to position your image Processing stays on your device
Extension review
1UploadChoose a source image
2ExpandSize and position
3FillCreate border pixels
4ExportPNG, JPG or WebP
What this studio does
Outpainting creates new pixels beyond your photo. Mirror, stretch, soft and texture methods are procedural fills best for skies, gradients, patterns, and natural textures. They do not invent recognizable objects or scenery. The photo remains separate in the editable project file.
Export your canvas
Export the generated pixels at full canvas resolution. JPEG flattens transparency onto white; PNG and WebP preserve transparency where supported.
Using Image Outpainting Studio
Extend an image canvas with procedural fills, position the source, and review the composite before exporting.
Workflow
Open an image or the landscape example and choose a preset or custom canvas.
Position the source, choose a procedural fill such as mirror, stretch, soft mix, texture or flat color, and inspect edge transitions.
Review dimensions and export PNG, JPEG, WebP or an editable project backup.
Example
Place the landscape toward the left of a wider canvas, compare mirror and soft-mix fill, then export the transition you prefer.
Limits and data handling
This is procedural extension, not generative synthesis; fills do not invent semantically matching objects. Review seams and dimensions. JPEG uses a white matte and unsupported encoders are rejected. Project backups embed source images; keep sensitive files private. No model download is needed.
FAQs
Does it generate new scene content with AI?
No. These fill modes are procedural and use no generative model.
Does the project backup contain the source image?
Yes, the editable project embeds source image and settings; treat it as sensitive if appropriate.
