Photoshop 2024 is here, and Generative AI is as well. In this tutorial, I will show you how to use the Generative Expand command in the Crop tool to fill in data around your image. It’s a phenomenal concept with some horrible results.
BUT, I would never present a problem to you without a solution, so here are two alternate methods for making incredible expanded canvases!
Method #1 – Make a grid with squares equal to 1024 using Photoshop’s handy ruler and guides feature and fill the small squares one at a time. It’s tedious but yields wonderful results.
Method #2 – Use the Content-Aware Fill method and clean up oddities and anomalies with a combination of the remove tool or small selections with generative fill.
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