Image Extender Pro — Extend to 16:9 Widescreen
Widescreen conversion for blog headers, presentation slides, and widescreen monitors.
Widescreen conversion for blog headers, presentation slides, and widescreen monitors. Upload a photo, the canvas is pre-set to 16:9 (Widescreen canvas), and the image extender extends the outside of the frame instead of cropping the subject. Exact preservation is not guaranteed, so compare faces, hands, and text with the original. Add a direction when the edges have cut-off details you want it to continue.
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JPG, PNG, WEBP · up to 10 MB · up to 5 at once
Source uploads and generated images are kept for 24 hours. Storage details
Other ratios & use cases
- 1:1 SquareSquare canvas, no crop
- 4:5 PortraitPortrait canvas
- 4:3 StandardClassic 4:3 canvas
- 9:16 VerticalVertical canvas
- 1.91:1 Wide BannerLink-preview banner
- 16:9 Desktop WallpaperWidescreen desktop framing
- 9:16 Phone WallpaperFull-screen phone framing
- Turn a Photo into a Desktop Wallpaper/use/desktop-wallpaper
About extending to 16:9
Why use an image extender for 16:9 instead of cropping?
Cropping to 16:9 removes pixels and often clips the subject. This image extender adds new pixels around the original — the model continues the background, lighting, and perspective instead of clipping the subject, matched to a 16:9 ratio (Widescreen canvas).
How long does it take to extend a photo to 16:9?
About 30 seconds end to end. Vision analysis ~3s, prompt composition ~2s, extension ~25s. Each finished photo uses 1 credit.
Will the image extender invent fake content in the new area?
The agent continues what is already there — a sky, wall, floor, or open background — not new prominent objects. Busy or cluttered edges benefit from a short prompt hint such as "continue the open sky background."
Can I use the extended photo commercially?
Yes — you own the rights to photos you generate. Common uses include desktop and phone wallpapers, print posters, and link-preview banners.