Size & Crop · In Your Browser

Extend Canvas / Add Padding — Solid or Transparent Border

Add solid or transparent padding around an image: Polaroid white borders, fill out a target ratio, or give an icon breathing room. Set all sides uniformly or each side separately. Works on desktop, tablet & mobile — batch, local, no upload.

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JPG / PNG / WebP · Max 100MB · No upload, padded locally
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Works on desktop, tablet & mobileNo upload — stays on your deviceNo watermarkLocal processing
Quick answer

Extending the canvas adds a solid or transparent margin around the original image — it enlarges the canvas without changing the image itself (a geometric operation, not AI outpainting). Common for Polaroid-style borders, giving logos / product shots whitespace, or padding an image to a larger size. Set all four sides uniformly or top / right / bottom / left separately, with a solid or transparent fill. Processing runs entirely in your browser — no upload.

When

When You Need It

Polaroid Border

Add a white margin around the image for a Polaroid / card look.

Icon Whitespace

Give a logo / product shot breathing room so it looks more refined.

Pad the Frame

Enlarge onto a bigger canvas without cropping, for aligned layouts.

Trade-off

About Extending the Canvas

Benefits
  • Uniform or per-side padding
  • Solid or transparent fill (transparency kept for PNG/WebP)
  • No cropping — batch, local processing
Watch Out
  • This is geometric padding, not AI content fill
  • JPG has no transparency — transparent switches to white
  • Supports PNG / JPG / WebP only
FAQ

Extend Canvas FAQ

No. This tool adds geometric padding (solid / transparent margins) and does not generate content. True AI outpainting needs a server-side model, which conflicts with this sites local, no-upload approach — so we dont do it.

JPG has no alpha channel, so transparent automatically switches to a white fill. Save as PNG or WebP to keep transparency.

Yes — turn off "uniform on all sides" to set top / right / bottom / left separately.

No. Extending the canvas runs entirely in your browser.