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Expand your photo’s background.

Expand images with AI outpainting. Make space around your subject for a wider crop, a different format, or your next layout.

Drop a photo here

JPEG or PNG.

Your photo, in three moves.

Start with your original. Keep the result when it feels right.

  1. Upload an image

    Drop a JPEG or PNG onto the canvas, or use the upload button.

  2. Extend the frame

    Choose the edge you want to expand and how much space to add.

  3. Review and export

    Check where the original meets the generated background, then export the canvas.

Space for what comes next.

Try a new format without cropping into the subject.

Social formats

Extend a portrait sideways for a banner or add room for a new crop.

Tight framing

Add breathing room around a subject that sits close to the edge.

Product photos

Continue a simple background to fit a marketplace listing.

Print and presentations

Make a wider image for slides, posters, or a layout with text.

AI generates new content from the image edges. Sky, grass, and simple backgrounds usually blend more convincingly than people, text, or complex objects. Check every generated area before exporting.

Good to know.

A little more detail before you edit.

How does the canvas work?

You upload an image and it gets placed on an infinite canvas. You can drag the edges outward to define how much extra space you want, and the tool fills it in. The interface is based on tldraw, so panning and zooming feel like a whiteboard.

Can I expand in just one direction?

Yes. Drag only the side you need. If you just want more space on the left, you only extend that edge. You are not forced to expand the whole frame evenly.

What happens at the edges where old meets new?

The generated area tries to continue whatever is at the border of the original image. Simple scenes like sky, grass, or solid backgrounds blend better than complex ones with people or text near the edges.

What formats can I upload?

JPEG and PNG. Drag the file onto the canvas or use the upload button. Very large files may take longer to load into the canvas.

How do I download the expanded image?

Once you are happy with the result, use the export option to save the full canvas as an image file.