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Extend any image seamlessly, with every model and editing tool in one canvas.
Outpainting works best when you control what happens at the edges. Weave connects AI expansion to masking, color matching, and compositing — so extended areas blend seamlessly with your original frame.
Raw AI outpainting often needs refinement. Weave puts masking, color grading, and compositing directly in your pipeline — match lighting, fix seams, and blend new edges into your original frame without exporting anywhere.
Access leading AI models for image generation and expansion without juggling subscriptions. Test different models on the same outpaint task — some handle landscapes better, others excel at architectural detail. Find what works for your image.
Outpainting isn't one decision — it's direction, edge handling, and refinement. Weave makes each step a visible node you control: define expansion zones, choose models, refine edges. Your creative direction stays in the work.
Build a reliable outpainting pipeline with your preferred models and finishing touches. Your team runs it through a simplified interface — upload an image, define the expansion, get a polished result without needing to understand every node.
Connect to AI models optimized for image generation and expansion. Different models handle different content — test options on your specific image type to find the best match for seamless edges.
Add nodes to define expansion zones, then connect editing steps for edge refinement. Include masking, color matching, or compositing to ensure new areas blend naturally with your original frame.
Run your workflow, review the extended image, and adjust as needed. Swap models, tweak edge blending, or re-prompt specific areas until the expansion looks intentional, not generated.
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AI outpainting extends an image beyond its original borders by generating new content that matches the existing composition. Figma Weave lets you control this process through a node-based pipeline, connecting expansion models to editing tools that help blend new areas seamlessly with your original frame.
In Figma Weave, you define the expansion area, choose an AI model suited to your image type, and run the generation. The node-based canvas lets you add refinement steps — masking, color grading, edge blending — directly in the same workflow.
Inpainting fills in or replaces content within an existing image boundary. Outpainting generates new content outside the original frame to expand the image. Figma Weave supports both techniques and lets you combine them in a single workflow for comprehensive image editing.
Yes, landscape photography is one of the strongest use cases for AI outpainting. Weave gives you access to models that handle natural environments well, plus editing tools to match lighting and color across the expanded sky, horizon, or foreground.
Weave's professional editing tools address this directly. Use masking to isolate problem areas, color grading to match tones across the seam, and compositing to blend the transition. These refinements happen in the same canvas as your generation — no exporting required.
Figma Weave is Figma's node-based canvas for AI generation and editing, including outpainting. You can get started with Figma Weave for free. Advanced features and higher usage are available on paid plans.
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