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AI Smart Resize

Adapt one image to landscape, portrait, and square formats without stretching the subject or cutting off important content. Choose between generative edge expansion and smart re-framing.

Resize Image
AI Smart Resize
Landscape photo adapted to Instagram portrait before
Landscape photo adapted to Instagram portrait after
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Landscape photo adapted to Instagram portrait

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Three real-world scenarios that test the details this tool is most likely to miss

Landscape photo adapted to Instagram portrait BeforeBefore
Landscape photo adapted to Instagram portrait AfterAfter

Landscape photo adapted to Instagram portrait

Expands the sky and foreground so the subject stays centered without distortion.

Portrait image adapted to YouTube thumbnail BeforeBefore
Portrait image adapted to YouTube thumbnail AfterAfter

Portrait image adapted to YouTube thumbnail

Extends background to left and right while keeping the subject inside the thumbnail safe zone.

Product shot adapted to square ad BeforeBefore
Product shot adapted to square ad AfterAfter

Product shot adapted to square ad

Protects product and packaging text — no stretching, no squashing.

Resizing is not the same as stretching

Resizing is not the same as stretching

Simple scaling warps people and products. Simple cropping can cut off key information. Smart mode chooses between extending the background and re-framing based on the target aspect ratio.

  • No subject stretching
  • Platform ratio presets
  • Content safe zones
Images with text need more care than plain photos

Images with text need more care than plain photos

Generative fill is good at extending backgrounds but bad at re-rendering small existing text. Posters and graphics should protect text areas and extend empty margins instead.

  • Protect existing text
  • Extend image edges
  • Keep brand elements

About this tool

About this tool

This tool keeps the main subject intact while helping you create a polished image for its intended use.

Why creators use it

1

Preserve important visual details

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Choose settings for your workflow

3

Create publish-ready results faster

What users say

It kept the important details while making the workflow much faster.
Alex· Creator
It made it easy to create versions for different use cases.
Mina· Creator

Frequently Asked Questions

What aspect ratios should I use for Instagram and YouTube?

Instagram feed posts use 1:1 or 4:5. YouTube thumbnails use 16:9. Important content — faces, products, text — should stay away from edges that may be cropped by platform previews.

Will smart expand alter the center of my image?

The goal is to keep the center intact and generate only edges. Material near the border may shift slightly to blend lighting and texture with the new areas.

Can Chinese or other non-Latin text survive the resize?

Selecting text-safe mode reduces the chance of unwanted redrawing, but generative models can still alter small characters. Always inspect text at full resolution before publishing.

When should I crop instead of expand?

Crop when your subject has enough surrounding space. It is faster and does not generate new visual content. Expand when the composition is tight or the target ratio is very different from the source.

Can I export multiple platform sizes at once?

Currently the workflow handles one target size at a time. Batch multi-format export is planned as a future Pro workflow.

Can I upscale a low-resolution image at the same time?

Upscale the image first using a dedicated upscaling tool, then resize it. Expanding a low-res image directly can create visible quality inconsistency between original and generated areas.