AI image extender
There’s more
outside the frame.
Give your image room to become something bigger. Extend backgrounds and reimagine the composition with reference-based AI editing.
Your prompt opens in Studio. Add your image there.
01 / A wider possibility
Same scene.
A little more world.
A wide reference becomes a tall screening room. More curtain, more light, more space for the story to unfold.
Example generated with Nano Banana Pro. The scene is recomposed; original details can change.
The frame can change. The idea carries on.
Turn a landscape into a taller story. Give a product shot breathing room. Make space for a headline without squeezing everything else out.
01
Start with your image.
Upload a reference in Studio. A clear subject and visible background give the model a useful starting point.
02
Describe what’s beyond.
Ask for more sky, a longer horizon, or extra room around your subject. Name the framing you need and the details to preserve.
03
Make room. Refine.
Generate with a reference-capable model, review the new composition, and adjust the prompt until the image fits your idea.
One image. More directions.
Use Nano Banana Pro and other reference-capable image models to explore what lies beyond your original composition. Describe the extension in plain language, then choose the result that fits.
Work in Studio for a conversation-led creative process, or use the API to bring image editing into your product.
Two ways to get there.
Build it into your product.
Use reference-based image editing through the Hedra API. Send your image and describe the extension, then bring the result into your own creative workflow.
Make it in Studio.
Start with a prompt, add your reference image, and work with the agent to expand the composition. Review the result and refine it in conversation.
A little more detail.
An AI image extender generates new visual content beyond an existing image’s frame. Often called outpainting, it can add background and breathing room for a different composition instead of stretching the original pixels.