PixExtender expands images in seconds. Batch processing handles up to 20 photos at once. Stretch them to whatever dimensions you need. No pixelated mess.
The AI analyzes lighting and texture patterns. It fills empty space naturally.
Social media managers juggling platform requirements will love the preset ratios. Instagram's 4:5. Pinterest's 2:3. YouTube's 1280x720. All built in. Upload a square product photo and get versions sized for each platform without manual cropping or awkward white bars.
This goes beyond simple pixel stretching. Context-aware AI generates new content that matches your original image's style and lighting. A landscape photo extends in any direction — looks natural. Portrait shots gain breathing room without looking fake.
Resolution caps at 4096x4096 pixels on the Master plan. Transparent backgrounds won't work though. Stick to JPG, PNG, or WEBP files with solid backgrounds.
Pricing starts reasonable. Ten free credits let you test the waters. Basic plans run $8.3 monthly for 1200 images yearly. The Master tier hits $41.6 for 7200 images and maximum resolution. Commercial license comes included. You can use expanded images for client work without legal headaches. No watermarks clutter your finished photos on paid tiers.
Say you're shooting products for an online store. One hero image becomes five platform-specific versions in minutes. That's what PixExtender delivers.
