image-outpainting

Image outpainting expands the canvas to wider aspect ratios like 16:9 by generating believable pixels around the original content while keeping the visible subject and area exactly intact.

Yes, image outpainting performs uncropping by expanding square or portrait compositions into wider landscape formats, preserving the central content and original boundaries during the generation process.

Outpainting preserves original content by using boundary-safe instructions that continue existing lighting, camera distance, and palette, routing to identity-preserving edit endpoints to prevent altering the visible input area.

For brand style continuation, outpainting routes to reference-matched edit endpoints, using a reference-driven scenario to ensure the extended canvas pixels align seamlessly with your established brand identity.

Yes, outpainting selects the appropriate edit endpoint based on whether your request is prompt-driven, reference-driven, or brand-locked, ensuring the extended canvas matches your specified style guidance.

Use image outpainting when you need to change an aspect ratio or uncrop an existing image without losing the original subject, rather than generating a completely new image from scratch.