Prepare your source
Upload a photo and choose a specific target aspect ratio.
Adapt a fashion image to a new canvas shape.
Inspiration in practice
A blue silk dress remains the focal point as the courtyard opens into a wider campaign layout. Changing the canvas can create breathing room for a banner or a different social placement. The useful question is where the subject should sit within that new space.
Try this toolChoose a target aspect ratio to fit a portrait, square or wide layout. When a simple crop would cut the subject, the tool asks to extend the surroundings rather than stretch the person or clothing.
Prepare social formats, campaign banners and product visuals for differently shaped layouts.
Upload a photo and choose a specific target aspect ratio.
Use the options above to set the effect you want. Check the credit estimate before you start.
Compare the result with your source and download the finished image or video.
Choose the destination ratio before generating. Use a portrait ratio for vertical posts, a square for compact placements or a wide ratio for a banner. Review the extended architecture, floor pattern and edges, and make sure the whole subject remains comfortably in frame.
Reframing changes the canvas proportions. Enhancement changes pixel dimensions without choosing a new composition. If the original image already fits the target shape and only needs more pixels, use Image Upscaler instead.
Upload a photo and choose a specific target aspect ratio.
New canvas areas are generated. Background objects can change, so review the whole border and the subject before publishing.
Choose the destination ratio before generating. Use a portrait ratio for vertical posts, a square for compact placements or a wide ratio for a banner. Review the extended architecture, floor pattern and edges, and make sure the whole subject remains comfortably in frame.
Reframing changes the canvas proportions. Enhancement changes pixel dimensions without choosing a new composition. If the original image already fits the target shape and only needs more pixels, use Image Upscaler instead.