MojoMakeDoes a tight crop leave your product or subject with nowhere to breathe? Upload one image and extend the canvas with natural-looking content that fits the layout you need.
A product photo that works in one layout can feel trapped in another. Extend the surrounding scene while keeping the product in focus, so one shoot can serve listings, banners, and campaigns.
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Stop cropping away the edges just to fit a vertical or square post. AI fills the space around your subject, giving you room for 1:1, 3:4, 9:16, 4:3, and 16:9 compositions.
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When an image leaves no space for a headline or callout, extend the background instead of rebuilding the graphic. Turn a tight product shot into a layout-ready visual with breathing room.
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Recover the wider composition your original crop left out. AI continues the scene with matching color, lighting, and texture, helping old photos become useful again across new placements.
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Choose a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image with a clear subject and the composition you want to extend.
Select a square, portrait, landscape, or HD square canvas to match the platform or design you are creating for.
Review the new framing, then download the expanded image and use it in your listing, post, banner, or presentation.
An AI Image Extender expands an image beyond its original borders by generating additional background content around the existing subject.
The model studies the visible image, then generates new areas that continue its colors, textures, lighting, and perspective at the selected aspect ratio.
The tool accepts JPEG, PNG, and WebP images up to 10 MB. You can choose 1:1, 1:1 HD, 3:4, 9:16, 4:3, or 16:9.
The goal is to preserve the original subject while generating content outside its existing frame. Results can vary with the source image, so preview the composition before using it.
Clear photos with visible background context and a well-defined subject usually produce the most natural extensions. Product photos, portraits, food, and landscapes are good starting points.
Yes. Open MojoMake in a modern mobile browser, upload your image, choose a target ratio, and download the expanded result from the same session.
Use generated results according to your MojoMake plan terms, and make sure you have the rights to the original image and any brand or product shown in it.