A wider composition
Add room to one side when a headline or layout needs space. Name the side and keep the subject at a deliberate position rather than simply requesting a bigger picture.
Make room around a photo without stretching the subject. Describe the new frame, the space you need, and the details that should stay put.
A useful image extension starts with the destination: a wide website banner, a vertical cover, or extra breathing room around a subject. Outpainting proposes new content outside the existing frame; it does not reveal what was originally beyond the camera.
Add room to one side when a headline or layout needs space. Name the side and keep the subject at a deliberate position rather than simply requesting a bigger picture.
Continue the floor, wall, sky, or setting above and below the image. Check that the new framing does not introduce distracting objects or change the apparent camera angle.
Match the horizon, light direction, material texture, and scale. A convincing seam matters more than an elaborate new background.
Start with the clearest available source. State the intended aspect ratio and which edges need more space.
Name the existing surfaces and lighting. Specify the subject, crop, lettering, and objects that should remain unchanged.
Inspect the boundary between the source and new content, then review the composition at its intended display size.
Extend a portrait-led photograph to leave calm space beside the subject for a headline added in your layout editor.
Plan My BannerAdapt a landscape image to a taller composition while protecting the focal point and continuing the setting.
Extend My CoverAdd a little surrounding surface to fit a product card without stretching the product, label, or packaging.
Reframe My ProductContinue sky or scenery for a new crop, while keeping buildings, people, and horizon alignment consistent.
Widen My PhotoInspect straight architectural lines, repeated tiles, fence spacing, and reflections at the join. New content can look convincing at a glance while breaking the scene’s geometry. If only one edge needs more room, keep the request limited to that edge.
“Extend the left side of this photo to create a wide banner. Continue the existing pale wall and soft side lighting. Keep the person, face, clothing, original crop details, and camera angle unchanged. Leave the added area uncluttered.”
Finish the new frame before preparing it for its destination. These tools help you adjust the setting, plan larger dimensions, or remove a distraction introduced by the wider crop.
Change the surrounding setting when extending the existing background is not enough. Carry over the subject and specify a setting with compatible perspective, light direction, and contact shadows.
Try freePrepare an approved extended composition for a larger placement. Specify the required pixel dimensions, then inspect the saved size and the transition between original and generated detail.
Try freeClean up a distracting object in the expanded frame without reopening the whole composition. Identify the object and describe the surface or scenery that should continue behind it.
Try freeChoose the destination crop, protect the original subject, and describe a continuation that belongs in the scene.
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