Slides and documents
A full-width 16:9 image fills a slide without awkward empty bars on both sides.
Vertical to horizontal
Make a phone photo wide enough for a slide, a video or a wallpaper. The sides are extended, so the subject stays exactly as it was.
Drop a photo to uncrop
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A full-width 16:9 image fills a slide without awkward empty bars on both sides.
Use a 1920 x 1080 frame for a thumbnail or a still in a video edit, with blur or extended scenery.
Turn a favorite phone photo into a desktop or TV background by extending the scene to 16:9 or 21:9.
Make the canvas wider instead of cutting the photo. Choose 16:9 or 3:2 here and fill the new sides with Smart fill, Texture fill or a blur.
Smart fill gives the most natural result on most scenes. Texture fill is excellent on sky, water, sand and foliage. Blur is the classic look for videos and slides.
Add new pixels at the sides. Stretching changes the shape of people and objects; extending keeps them exactly as they were.
Yes. Pick 4:5 or 9:16 instead and the tool adds space above and below the photo.
Results up to about 40 megapixels are supported on desktop browsers and 16 megapixels on iPhone and iPad.
Want full control over each side? Use the uncrop tool and switch to Expand sides.